Are you maintaining that as a github fork+branch? If not, maybe that would help. I suspect that most commits on the master branch should be easily applied, and maybe someone else will also find it useful.
/Oskar 2011/12/15 DBLWizard <[email protected]>: > Yeah, > > I've done that .. just trying to keep from having to merge those > changes with the updates as the occur. There were some bug fixes that > have been updated and I either have to go through and redo all the > ISet and I think HashedSet and maybe one other collections that have > to be changed. As well as the Security Attributes that have to be > added to the GetObjectData and other calls so that they are compatibly > with the 4.0 framework. > > I had just seen some threads that indicated there were two different > trees and wanted to make sure I wasn't doing additional work I didn't > need to. > > Thanks > > dbl > > On Dec 15, 9:37 am, Stephen Bohlen <[email protected]> wrote: >> There is not presently any separate NH source for .net 4.0. The present >> source tree targets .net 3.5. >> >> Although I've not tried, I don't see any compelling reason that the source >> would need to change for .net 4.0 compilation *except* places where the >> IESI collections ISet interface will collide with the same introduced in >> the .net 4.0 BCL. These can be mitigated by some simple namespace aliasing >> + fully-qualifying references to ISet in the codebase. >> >> -Steve B. >> On Dec 15, 2011 11:26 AM, "DBLWizard" <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > Howdy, >> >> > I'm wondering where I can get .net 4.0 version of NHibernate? I read >> > some posts that refer to having both a 3.5 version and a 4.0 version >> > but I can't seem to find where the source for the 4.0 runtime is. Can >> > somebody clarify this for me? >> >> > Thanks >> >> > dbl
