Hello,
While banging my head against the wall trying to write a .NET plugin
framework in VC .NET 2003, I was told that there were problems with
CLI and managed/unmanaged c++ integration in that compiler, and that I
should upgrade to the latest compiler. The people on the newsgroup
told me I should do that as soon as possible, since it was a free
download from Microsoft.
My question is this: that's all well and good, but does that integrate
into my visual studio environment, or am I back to compiling from the
command line and makefiles again? I'm so done with working in a text
editor and command line compiling. I did that with Visual Studio 6
because I couldn't stand the environment, but I'm not going back. I'm
spoiled.
Thanks!
Tom
While banging my head against the wall trying to write a .NET plugin
framework in VC .NET 2003, I was told that there were problems with
CLI and managed/unmanaged c++ integration in that compiler, and that I
should upgrade to the latest compiler. The people on the newsgroup
told me I should do that as soon as possible, since it was a free
download from Microsoft.
My question is this: that's all well and good, but does that integrate
into my visual studio environment, or am I back to compiling from the
command line and makefiles again? I'm so done with working in a text
editor and command line compiling. I did that with Visual Studio 6
because I couldn't stand the environment, but I'm not going back. I'm
spoiled.
Thanks!
Tom