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Is it possible to use the Task Parallel Library (TPL) in C# 2.0?

Currently stuck in C# 2, it would still be nice to use the parallel goodness of the TPL... is this possible?

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No it's not possible. TPL requires .NET 3.5 (IIRC there was a separate download but it was a beta version) and is built in .NET 4.0.

Darin Dimitrov  2010-08-17 08:29:05
+1 @Darin - Agreed.
ChrisBD  2010-08-17 08:32:23
The 3.5 version of TPL is available. It's part of the Reactive Framework download for .NET 3.5
Ade Miller  2010-08-18 18:11:14

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