Hello everyone,

I have a little app the generates and saves assemblies on the fly, similarly
to xsd.exe. While xsd.exe creates you source code, my stuff creates the dll
directly using System.Reflection.Emit.AssemblyBuilder. The app is built for
.NET1.1 therefore I do not use any .NET2.0 features like generics. However,
when the assembly generation process is executed on runtime 2.0 (e.g. the
process is started from VS2005) then the resulted assemblies are not willing
to run on the old 1.1 runtime anymore. That means that the AssemblyBuilder
class on framework 2.0 adds something to the resulted assembly that is only
2.0 compatible. Is there any way that I programatically can enforce backward
compatibility?

Thanx in advance!