Vibrant discussion about CSLA .NET and using the framework to build great business applications.
I read a previous post where Rocky referred to a WINRT directive. However, in my first WinRT project that I've created, it doesn't seem to be recognized.
I have two projects, one for the .NET side, the other for the WinRT side...similar to what I've done many times for SL projects. In my WinRT project, I've defined a region that is encapsulated with #if WINRT. However, the code inside this block becomes greyed out, even though it is on the WinRT side.
Am I missing something? Thanks.
Tim
In the consumer preview Microsoft didn't define a symbol, so I made one called WINRT.
In the release preview Microsoft defined NETFX_CORE, and I'm switching to that.
I recommend using NETFX_CORE, because that is now the official symbol.
Rocky
I think I posted too quickly. It looks like under the build tab, I see a conditional compilation symbol for NETFX_CORE. (I never realized until now that that is where the SILVERLIGHT symbol was also defined.) So I think I'm good at this point, unless someone else tells me I still need to do something different.