I'm trying to clear space on a laptop. Currently have Visual Studio 6
+ MSDN 98, AND VS2003 + recent MSDN. I had kept the older VS6 due to
some legacy apps with odd code that had trouble compiling under VS2003
(a long story...I didn't write the code, and it has to link with the
author's ActiveX modules).
Anyway, I'm thinking that aside from some details like that, VS 2003
will probably compile most of the legacy VC++ code. Can anyone think
of any reason to keep it around? (I'm trying to clear space on a
laptop drive to load VS 2005 beta 2).
+ MSDN 98, AND VS2003 + recent MSDN. I had kept the older VS6 due to
some legacy apps with odd code that had trouble compiling under VS2003
(a long story...I didn't write the code, and it has to link with the
author's ActiveX modules).
Anyway, I'm thinking that aside from some details like that, VS 2003
will probably compile most of the legacy VC++ code. Can anyone think
of any reason to keep it around? (I'm trying to clear space on a
laptop drive to load VS 2005 beta 2).