Use of PostSharp during design-time only
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Use of PostSharp during design-time only
Hellos;
I'm having some trouble finding how to use PostSharp at design/compile-time only - that is, use it to modify the generated IL without having the assemblies reference any PostSharp libraries. The reason being is that I have a project where I wish to use this, but I cannot create assemblies nor ship the product with references to PostSharp due to the license.
I've looked at the documentation and have been unable to find a description of how to do this. Could someone please help me by finding a link?
Thanks much,
Cory
I'm having some trouble finding how to use PostSharp at design/compile-time only - that is, use it to modify the generated IL without having the assemblies reference any PostSharp libraries. The reason being is that I have a project where I wish to use this, but I cannot create assemblies nor ship the product with references to PostSharp due to the license.
I've looked at the documentation and have been unable to find a description of how to do this. Could someone please help me by finding a link?
Thanks much,
Cory
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Re: Use of PostSharp during design-time only
If you use PostSharp Laos, there is no way to do it (obviously, since your aspects derive from classes defined in PostSharp.Laos.dll).
Assemblies that you should include in your product package are licensed under LGPL, which should not cause any licensing problem.
-Gael
Assemblies that you should include in your product package are licensed under LGPL, which should not cause any licensing problem.
-Gael
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