Does anyone know if C++ w/Managed Extensions code written for VS
2002/2003 will compile in VS 2005? I've read a lot about the changes
to C++ in .net ( the new CLI syntax ), but nothing I've read mentions
backward compatibility. They've removed overloading the C++ pointer,
for instance, so it can no longer reference a managed type. Is there
a compiler switch that enables 2002/2003 compiler behavior?
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Dr Evil wrote: Does anyone know if C++ w/Managed Extensions code written for VS
2002/2003 will compile in VS 2005? I've read a lot about the changes
to C++ in .net ( the new CLI syntax ), but nothing I've read mentions
backward compatibility. They've removed overloading the C++ pointer,
for instance, so it can no longer reference a managed type. Is there
a compiler switch that enables 2002/2003 compiler behavior?
Yes. With VC++ 2005, compiling with /clr will use the new syntax, and
compiling with /clr:oldSyntax will use the old syntax. AFIAK, all your 2003
MC++ should continue to compile and run with VC++ 2005.
-cd
> Yes. With VC++ 2005, compiling with /clr will use the new syntax, and compiling with /clr:oldSyntax will use the old syntax. AFIAK, all your
2003
MC++ should continue to compile and run with VC++ 2005.
Wasn't there suppose to be a tool released, that will translate the old
syntax to the new? I think I read about it somewhere.
- Don Kim
Don Kim wrote: Yes. With VC++ 2005, compiling with /clr will use the new syntax,
and compiling with /clr:oldSyntax will use the old syntax. AFIAK,
all your 2003
MC++ should continue to compile and run with VC++ 2005.
Wasn't there suppose to be a tool released, that will translate the
old syntax to the new? I think I read about it somewhere.
I believe there will be a tool. I don't know if any form of it is included
in beta 1 or not.
-cd
Hi Don, Wasn't there suppose to be a tool released, that will translate the old
syntax to the new? I think I read about it somewhere.
Yes, we are developing such a tool, however we could not be certain of its
ship vehicle; it may ship with Whidbey or it may be posted on the web
separately.
Thanks for your understanding!
Best regards,
Gary Chang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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