Anders Backman wrote:
Hi all.
Im wondering how people handle the fact that each VS version upgrades
the project files making it effectively impossible to support several
versions of VisualStudio, unless:
We throw darts at life-size inflatable Bill Gates dolls.
This is one of the more vexing and frustrating aspects of Win32 development with VC++.
I've found VC++6 to me almost completely dysfunctional, but the syntax for its project
files is much more human-editable and manageable than the VC++7 or 8/2005 XML versions.
-You manually reflect changes back into .dsw (VC6)
This is how it has been so hitherto.
- Use an external make system (CMake, SCONS)
I think this is the way to do it in the future.
/Anders
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