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C++ conversion errors
I'm new to .NET and appreciate any help.
I'm converting a VS 6.0 C++ project to 7.0 and I'm getting a bunch of errors that I don't understand.
1) how do you setup the search paths for lib, include, bin etc as y ou did in 6.0. The program is having problems finding files like ..\src\occimpl.h
2) I'm getting some strangeness like Error C2143 syntax error : missing ')' before "*" in many of .NET's include files for example VC7\atlmfc\include\afxole.
I know I must be doing something wrong here but I can find any references that help.
thanks
I'm converting a VS 6.0 C++ project to 7.0 and I'm getting a bunch of errors that I don't understand.
1) how do you setup the search paths for lib, include, bin etc as y ou did in 6.0. The program is having problems finding files like ..\src\occimpl.h
2) I'm getting some strangeness like Error C2143 syntax error : missing ')' before "*" in many of .NET's include files for example VC7\atlmfc\include\afxole.
I know I must be doing something wrong here but I can find any references that help.
thanks
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I have seen the extra directories to search, but aren't system folders search automatically? Why aren't the atlmfc folders being searched. Is there some setting ? Seems like we're missing something
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I have seen the extra directories to search, but aren't system folders search automatically? Why aren't the atlmfc folders being searched. Is there some setting ? Seems like we're missing something
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I called Microsoft on this and the correct way to do this is to turn on ATL project in properties and the include path had to be <..\src\mfc\occimpl.h>
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You should see something like:
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= Solution 'temp2' (1 project)
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+- = Project1
... etc (the rest of the files/projects)
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Right click on the name of the project (not the solution, the project, in this case it s 'Project1'), then on properties and you should see something more familiar ;).