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Use VisStudio MacroEditor (recorder?) to prep reusable Project Settings

Asked by l_d_allan in Windows MFC Programming

Use VisStudio MacroEditor (recorder?) to prep reusable Project Settings

Your macro looks interesing.  I don't have any experience with the Gallery ... Is this approach using the Gallery, or using the MacroRecorder built into VisualStudio 98?  I also don't have any experience with the macro recorder.

DanRollins (Mr. Mfc) asked a very similar question earlier, and neither of us received a response that showed how to do it.

Here is an example of what I'm trying to do:

A configuration called RelMfc40
- derived from Release

- General tab
---- Intermediate files sent to V:\Temp
---- Output files sent to V:\Release

- C/C++ General tab
---- Preprocessor definitions: add EE_VERSION and
------- _AFX_NO_DOCOBJECT_SUPPORT
---- /Fp"V:\Temp\Overwrite.pch to reuse same pch filename

- Link Category Input
---- Object/library modules: mfc40.lib
---- Ignore libraries: mfc42.dll

This configuration uses the V:\ ramdisk for intermediate and output files.  It is setup to generate executables that a bare-bones vanilla Win95 computer can run that only has mfc40.dll and msvcrt.dll.
 Avoids including 900k+ mfc42.dll in MyAppSetup.exe

This is a <PAQ> that closed without reaching an answer.  If this works, I can open another question and award you points.  Can you put together a macro that does this?
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