You mean you support C# 2.0, since var, LINQ, et al run on .Net 2.0 :-P Doing a full blown Linq Provider would be pretty cool, but would also be very very very

You mean you support C# 2.0, since var, LINQ, et al run on .Net 2.0 :-P Doing a full blown Linq Provider would be pretty cool, but would also be very very very time consuming to get right. Expression trees are pretty cool, but you're still dealing with the AST so it gets crazy. There needs to be a Linq Provider framework / library to work at a slightly higher abstraction level.