Visual Studio .NET and Visual Studio 6.0

[Girish Srinivasan]

Hello

In continuation with my previous thread regarding possibilities of compiling in Visual Studio .NET environment and linking using Visual Studio 6.0, I had one more question. I got some replies stating this would not work well. I was wondering if I am building plain Win32 application and not using any .NET capabilities will it still be a problem. It is just that I am using the .net environment. Since Visual Studio 6 provides a full win32 environment as well, will this be ok

Thank
Girish

[Klaus H. Probst]

It should because compilers should not be dependent on the compiler used to
generate the object files. As long as you're using only the linker from the
previous version I think you'll be OK.

This of course you'll have to try.

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Klaus H. Probst, MVP
http://www.vbbox.com/
"Girish Srinivasan" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hello,

In continuation with my previous thread regarding possibilities of compiling in Visual Studio .NET environment and linking using Visual Studio
6.0, I had one more question. I got some replies stating this would not work
well. I was wondering if I am building plain Win32 application and not using
any .NET capabilities will it still be a problem. It is just that I am using
the .net environment. Since Visual Studio 6 provides a full win32
environment as well, will this be ok?
Thanks
Girish