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Is it possible to force Visual Studio 2008 to recognize C# 3 LINQ syntax, but not referencing the .NET 3.x dlls? We would use LINQBRIDGE to enable LINQ.
My problem is that it happened that I accidently was using a .NET 3.0 class, and thus got a TypeLoadException on the target machine.
Set the Target Framework to .Net 2.0 in Project Properties.
It will still use the C# 3 compiler, but it won’t let you reference .Net 3.0 assemblies.