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Does the Windows Azure platform support Async CTP?
Is it a matter of copying references?
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Quick question, couldn’t find a answer via google…
Does the Windows Azure platform support Async CTP?
Is it a matter of copying references?
You can install the Async CTP and then create an Azure project that references it. The Async CTP libraries are under My Documents – Microsoft Visual Studio Async CTP – Samples.
Just use the regular AsyncCtpLibrary.dll for web or worker roles. I believe it’ll be copied by default into your bin folder.
The async/await pattern can be used because it is only a compiler transformation. There is no special CLR support for async methods. Async CTP programs that have async methods run on the regular .NET 4.0 runtime.