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VC 6 to VC NET
Hi
I have a VC 6 project that uses some VC 6 dlls.
I want to know if it is possible to compile my project under VC NET without modify ANY part of the code or dlls.
If it is possible, I also want to know if my users will need the NET framework installed or if the app will run just as another VC 6 app.
Thanks
I have a VC 6 project that uses some VC 6 dlls.
I want to know if it is possible to compile my project under VC NET without modify ANY part of the code or dlls.
If it is possible, I also want to know if my users will need the NET framework installed or if the app will run just as another VC 6 app.
Thanks
You should be able to open up your VC 6 project files with VC.NET and it will convert to the new VC.NET project file type. Then you should be able to compile it just as you do with VC 6. Your users will not need the .NET Framework unless you use any of the .NET managed C++ code.
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Hi,
Its is a general practice that if we move our vc 6.0 project to vc.NET , then we have to use the dlls with changed names, and alos if we add a little bit managed code then it must be essential to install .Net on the end user machines.
So you better leave the project as it is , or be prepared to install .Net to get it running.
Regards.
Its is a general practice that if we move our vc 6.0 project to vc.NET , then we have to use the dlls with changed names, and alos if we add a little bit managed code then it must be essential to install .Net on the end user machines.
So you better leave the project as it is , or be prepared to install .Net to get it running.
Regards.
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Hi to all, I can't split 20 points so I'll give them to the first
You better give 20 points each. d;-)