Yes, but someone needs to create an expression out of the LINQ statement, so that the query provider can do its job. I suppose it is possible to build expressions with just libraries, but that would be very ugly (like…
Hmm, perhaps it would work for LINQ to objects, where the LINQ statement just becomes a delegate that is executed at runtime. I can't see how it would work for LINQ to anything else (SQL etc..), where the compiler only…
Yes, but someone needs to create an expression out of the LINQ statement, so that the query provider can do its job. I suppose it is possible to build expressions with just libraries, but that would be very ugly (like…
Hmm, perhaps it would work for LINQ to objects, where the LINQ statement just becomes a delegate that is executed at runtime. I can't see how it would work for LINQ to anything else (SQL etc..), where the compiler only…