Is it possible to create a (.)c file compiling in Visual Studio 6.0
I need to get familar with the Visual Studio development tool using Visual C++. For the time-being, I want to create .c code not .cpp. How is this done and how can I set the interface/workspace so that there aren't 450 options to click on. The default interface is entirely too busy in my opinion.
I desire a step by step response to create a new workspace that will compile in C.
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I desire a step by step response to create a new workspace that will compile in C.
Thanks
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In addition to the last (unanswered) question. What menu will enable me to choose that the program be compiled in ANSI?
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Errors: select the error you wish to get help on (doubleclick it) place the marker over the errornumber and hit F1
ANSI: If you make sure you only use ANSI-compliant functions and. The standard C/C++ libraries are all ANSI-compliant. To disable all microsoft specifics, in your project do
meny->project->settings
chose c/c++ tab.
choose 'customize' category
select 'Disable language extensions'
ANSI: If you make sure you only use ANSI-compliant functions and. The standard C/C++ libraries are all ANSI-compliant. To disable all microsoft specifics, in your project do
meny->project->settings
chose c/c++ tab.
choose 'customize' category
select 'Disable language extensions'
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I have compiled code and now have errors. The errors are listed in the docked window. How can I get more info on each error? For example, in Borland, if you hit the F1 key, the help file is launched on the appropriate error subject.
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