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I'm trying to make a simple program to test the new .NET async functionality within Visual Studio 2012. I generally use BackgroundWorkers to run time-consuming code asynchronously, but sometimes it seems like a hassle for a relatively simple (but expensive) operation. The new async modifier looks like it would be great to use, but unfortunately I just can't seem to get a simple test going.
Here's my code, in a C# console application:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string MarsResponse = await QueryRover();
Console.WriteLine("Waiting for response from Mars...");
Console.WriteLine(MarsResponse);
Console.Read();
}
public static async Task<string> QueryRover()
{
await Task.Delay(5000);
return "Doin' good!";
}
I checked out some examples on MSDN and it looks to me like this code should be working, but instead I'm getting a build error on the line containing "await QueryRover();" Am I going crazy or is something fishy happening?