Nicolas,

Do you have any time frame for your upgrading to VS 2008?

It seems like a waste to buy VS 2005 only to then have to bu VS 2008,
so I would like to hear that you will stay with VS 2005 for a while.

It seems that you should be using the latest version, which is what
you started the product with.

Maybe you have analyzed the situation much better than I can.  New
developers are likely to have VS 2008, but if you expect very few of
them, that does not matter.

Similarly, if you can find a work around for the ATL situation, such
as documenting a third party solution, you will open opportunities for
more developers.  But that does not matter if you are confident that
you will get most of your help from the developers in the installed VS
2005 base, then get the Linux version up as soon as you can.  

If the Google strategy is to open up PCs for innovation, I think you
need to work towards free development tools instead of focusing on the
existing development community, but I understand that this is an
ongoing project and I am very favorably impressed overall.

I think Chrome will be useful in getting away from Microsoft, so it is
an unpleasant irony that I have to buy anything more from MS to do it.

Thanks in advance if you can give me a time frame in which VS 2005
will be your platform.

Ken

On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 07:50:39 -0700, you wrote:

>
>We do not support 2005 Express Edition because this version of visual
>studio does not include ATL and we use it a lot.
>
>See http://www.microsoft.com/express/support/faq/
>
>That explains all the error regarding "atlbase.h"
>
>I heard that it's possible to add third_party ATL code, but no one in
>the team has ever tried it.
>
>Nicolas
>
>On 9/5/08, Ger Teunis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>  I am able to compile, the only errors I still get is
>>  "
>>
>>
>>  First I've installed Visual studio c++ express 2005
>>  After that installed the SP1 for visual studio
>>  Installed "Windows(R) Server 2003 SP1 Platform SDK", because this one
>>  contains the ATL (updated include path in VS)
>>  Installed "Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008"
>>
>>  Opened solution in VS, lots of warnings it is not able to open
>>  solution folders, clicked them all away.
>>  It mentions it is not able to open project "v8" and "browser" because
>>  an solution folder "v8" and "browser" is in the way. Deleted the two
>>  solution folders and added the "v8" and "browser" project by hand.
>>
>>  During compilation I get a lot of "atlbase.h(513) : error C2220:
>>  warning treated as error - no 'object' file generated".
>>  I fixed this by configuring "Thread warning as errors" for all the
>>  projects which resulted in this error.
>>
>>  After all this, I still get the above mentioned linker errors, anyone
>>  able to help?
>>
>> >
>>
>
>

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