Changes in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Beta

[bor_kev]

Hi!

Now, I have to develop under Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Beta, while
I used to develop under Visual C++ .NET. That means I have to migrate
all my former projects into this environment. The problem is that I
used to use unmanaged code and I notice that there are so many
syntax differences : For example the new compiler doesn't accept the
former pointer syntax :" string * ptr" but now "string ^", the same
for the STL libraries and so on... i go crazy!! :-)

It will take me very much time if I have to make all these changes!!
My question is : How can Studio 2005 accept my former project without
I have to make changes please.
Sincerely.

bor_kev

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[Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]]

bor_kev wrote:

Hi!

Now, I have to develop under Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Beta, while
I used to develop under Visual C++ .NET. That means I have to migrate
all my former projects into this environment. The problem is that I
used to use unmanaged code and I notice that there are so many
syntax differences : For example the new compiler doesn't accept the
former pointer syntax :" string * ptr" but now "string ^", the same
for the STL libraries and so on... i go crazy!! :-)
You're talking about managed code, not unmanaged code.

It will take me very much time if I have to make all these changes!!
My question is : How can Studio 2005 accept my former project without
I have to make changes please.

Add /clr:oldSyntax to the compiler command line options.

-cd

[bor_kev]

Hi !

I tried everywhere in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Beta(MVS 2005 Beta)
to put the option "/clr:oldSyntax" but I didn't find it.

How can I add it please?

Sincerely

bor_kev

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