Using MS Visual Studio.net to write Ms visual C++ 6.0

[Charlie1]

I am a student taking c++ programming I purchased a program Visual Studio.net
(2003 ver), The college is using visual C++ 6.0. How can I use my porgram to
write programs in Ms 6.0. Do I have to buy C++ 6.0 I allready purchased on
program.

[Antti Keskinen]

Hello !

Try Googling for a tool called 'project converter' for Visual Studio .NET.
This allows converting .NET solution files into 6.0 workspace files.
Alternatively, you can write code with .NET, test it, and then copy away the
source and header files, generating a new blank workspace with 6.0 and
adding the ready files into the project. This is what I do due to version
differences.

-Antti Keskinen
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I am a student taking c++ programming I purchased a program Visual
Studio.net
(2003 ver), The college is using visual C++ 6.0. How can I use my porgram
to
write programs in Ms 6.0. Do I have to buy C++ 6.0 I allready purchased
on
program.

[Severian]

On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 18:01:02 -0800, "Charlie1"
<Ch******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> wrote:

I am a student taking c++ programming I purchased a program Visual Studio.net
(2003 ver), The college is using visual C++ 6.0. How can I use my porgram to
write programs in Ms 6.0. Do I have to buy C++ 6.0 I allready purchased on
program.

Also, don't used any "managed extensions" which are new to VC2003.
Write straight C/C++.

--
Sev

[Å krat Bolfenk]

..... or :
- turn off the /clr switch
or
- add #pragma unmanaged to every source file in your project

I think this is all ... take a look in the property panel of your project
and config it the way you need


"Charlie1" wrote:

I am a student taking c++ programming I purchased a program Visual Studio.net
(2003 ver), The college is using visual C++ 6.0. How can I use my porgram to
write programs in Ms 6.0. Do I have to buy C++ 6.0 I allready purchased on
program.