.NET 4.5 where the fuck is System.Runtime.Caching???

[TdC]

come on, help a bruvva out man. I need Cache Objects and I really can't be arsed writing classes for them myself. Why won't my full install of 4.5 show me the money? I'm using Visual Studio 2012 pro and have the target framework set to full 4.5 but it claims the namespace System.Runtime doesn't have Caching. wtf's going on?

 

[georgie]

um... who the what now?

 

[Raven]

But some bacon on it and it will work fine.

 

[KevinUK]

Right click your project references folder - add references - framework - system.runtime.caching

 

[Shagrat]

The bacon option sounds more likely to work imo

 

[TdC]

KevinUK wins!!!! Also, just to be sure, I will rub bacon all over my laptop!

I now officially hate VS. Why can't I just type "using System.bla.bla" and have it magic whichever DLL contains that crap in to my build? boo I say, boo!

 

[Overdriven]

KevinUK wins!!!! Also, just to be sure, I will rub bacon all over my laptop!

I now officially hate VS. Why can't I just type "using System.bla.bla" and have it magic whichever DLL contains that crap in to my build? boo I say, boo!

I have a DLL that enables that

Spoiler

Is what I would say if I had a DLL that did that

 

[TdC]

I've written you out of my will

 

[Job]

I had to download net 4.0 for some stupid ass program that needs it, so I took a deep breath and clicked on the 8th level of hell, I started getting error messages from the early 90's.
'Your print whatever has reached an unexplained termination point, please contact your adviser'
'calculating transfer rate..restarting..calculating transfer rate..restarting'
And it still didn't work after 20 FUCKIN MINUTES OF MICROSHITE INSTALLER NONSENSE
Please someone..blow them up.