Why do optional parameters in C# 4.0 require compile-time constants?

Optional parameters are required to be constants because they are written out as values of an attribute. Hence they inherit all of the restrictions that an attribute value has.

Optional parameters are compiled into the assembly and as such (just like anything that is designated as const) they must be a compile-time constant.

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