HELP! Newbie to .NET 2.0

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After installing .NET Fw 2.0 SDK with VS 2003. When I compile the code,
it stills complain about:

XXXX.cs(224): Invalid token '>' in class, struct, or interface member
declaration

May I know what is missing?

Thanks in advance
 
LinkedList<CIncomingMessage> messageList

After installing .NET Fw 2.0 SDK with VS 2003. When I compile the code,
it stills complain about:

XXXX.cs(224): Invalid token '>' in class, struct, or interface member
declaration
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IMHO if you want to use generics you must use VS 2005 (or Express Edition).
 
LinkedList<CIncomingMessage> messageList

After installing .NET Fw 2.0 SDK with VS 2003. When I compile the code,
it stills complain about:

XXXX.cs(224): Invalid token '>' in class, struct, or interface member
declaration

May I know what is missing?

Thanks in advance
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VS 2003 works with .NET Framework 1.1, *not* 2.0.
The fact that you installed .NET 2.0 has no effect on VS 2003.
 
Hi,

Youi cannot use VS 03 to compile code from 2.0. So basically you are using
1.1 and there si no generic in 1.1 hence the error :)

Download the VS'05 express edition


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| LinkedList<CIncomingMessage> messageList
|
| After installing .NET Fw 2.0 SDK with VS 2003. When I compile the code,
| it stills complain about:
|
| XXXX.cs(224): Invalid token '>' in class, struct, or interface member
| declaration
|
| May I know what is missing?
|
| Thanks in advance
|
 
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LinkedList<CIncomingMessage> messageList

After installing .NET Fw 2.0 SDK with VS 2003. When I compile the code,
it stills complain about:

XXXX.cs(224): Invalid token '>' in class, struct, or interface member
declaration

May I know what is missing?

Thanks in advance
Click to expand...

Install VS2005 instead
 
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