Cross-structure performance
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No, because version 1.1 of the framework should work very well in the CLR runtime that ships with 2.0. Unless you do something weird, your app only runs in one AppDomain, which is probably 2.0, so everything in that AppDomain should run on 2.0, including your 1.1 libraries.
The .NET 3.5 framework is an extension of the 2.0 framework. So when I say 2.0, 3.0 and 3.5 are included in this.
Thus, you are completely detached from the perspective of fulfillment. Without knowing more about libraries, you can use the legacy API that has been enhanced in a new framework, but this is the only place where the problem might arise.
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