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I prefer the VS2010 UI over VS2012 so I want to keep using it, but I would like to use the language features of C# 5 - particularly the caller information attributes - if not the features of the .NET framework 4.5. Is there a sensible way to do this that will maintain intellisense in VS?
I am aware that I could invoke the v5 compiler 'semi-manually' as a build action but I think that will be neither smooth nor productive. Is it possible to create a custom targetting pack, or is this a feature that only MS can create?
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VS2010 is unaware of the 5.0 compiler and language specifications nor does it support version 4.5 of the framework.
You can likely edit your solution within VS2010 and then build your solution externally but doing so you lose intelli sense and all the niceties that make VS what it is. So no.
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