Generating source code in LLBLGen pro to run on .net Compact Framework 3.5?

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chockblox
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# Posted on: 10-Apr-2012 07:50:13   

Hi There,

I've been having trouble generating source code/DLLs in LLBLGEn pro to use with .net compact framework. I can pcik the target framework from a list ranging from .net 2.0 to .net 3.5 but no mention of .net compact framework.

Any idea how I can do this?

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Walaa
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# Posted on: 10-Apr-2012 09:41:21   

Starting from v.3.0 we stopped supporting the compact framework.

chockblox
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# Posted on: 10-Apr-2012 09:50:48   

Walaa wrote:

Starting from v.3.0 we stopped supporting the compact framework.

oooh, that makes a crazy amount of sense, everything I was reading online by way of tutorials was leading to dead ends in the latest version of LLBLGen.

Is it still possible to purchase a pre-v3.0 version of LLBLGen?

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# Posted on: 10-Apr-2012 14:14:13   

Yes, for every v3 license you purchase, you can request a v2 license which will be send to you free of charge.

Frans Bouma | Lead developer LLBLGen Pro
chockblox
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# Posted on: 11-Apr-2012 01:46:18   

Is it possible to download a trial of v2.0 of LLBLGen?

chockblox
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# Posted on: 11-Apr-2012 05:54:10   

Just one more querstion, does LLBLGen support OpenNetCFM.orm?

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# Posted on: 11-Apr-2012 07:36:09   

chockblox wrote:

Is it possible to download a trial of v2.0 of LLBLGen?

No, the trial is always the latest version, in this case v3.5.

chockblox wrote:

Just one more querstion, does LLBLGen support OpenNetCFM.orm?

No. The frameworks supported are: LLBLGen Pro Runtime Framework 3.1, Entity Framework v1, Entity Framework v4, Linq to Sql, NHibernate 2.x / 3.x (hbm.xml and FluentNHibernate). If you feel like doing it, you can add support for OpenNetCFM ORM. See the steps in the SDK docs

David Elizondo | LLBLGen Support Team