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I need to compile a project for both .Net 3.5 and .Net 4.0. What is the most low-friction way of doing this? If I reference this project from another assembly, how do I determine which runtime is being targeted? Or should I just reference binaries directly?
I do this simply by having two csproj files. Then I can set the version, references, build-symbols, etc easily. To avoid having to maintain the file list in both, I use a blanket include – i.e.
I have (in the secondary .csproj):
This says “compile all .cs files in and under ..\TheMainProject”.