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How do I use different version values in executables?
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I have two different executables that I want to build w/ the same source but in 2 different compilers, vs60 and vs2008. I have 2 different configurations w/ different options etc, but I want one to be version 1.0 and another 3.0. Anyway to do this easily using the same .rc file? I couldnt figure how to... more »
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Changing the Macros for build commands
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I'm sure this is a very simple question, but after 30 minutes of perusing hyperlinks I'm convinced finding the answer is not simple. There are a set of macros defined in Visual Studio C++ .NET. Here's some examples: ${SolutionDir} ${ConfigurationName} ${ProjectName} etc. Two questions: 1. How can I display the current contents of each of these macros?... more »
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Symbols multiply defined with several projects
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Hey all, I have a solution with three projects (library, thesis, and main). The main project has a configuration type of "Application (.exe)", and the other two are "static library (.lib)". The dependences are as follows - main depends on both thesis and library - thesis depends on library - library does not depend on any other projects, but does use some... more »
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Licensing for VC 2008?
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Hi; I'm thinking of upgrading my VC98 to 2008, but I was wondering what the licensing restrictions are -- for example, can I install it on both my home computer and my laptop? I tried to look on the MS site but I couldn't find that information. Thanks, Paul
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Restoring afxwin.h
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Hey folks, It appears that I may have inadvertantly changed my Visual Studio 2008 VC\atlmfc\afxwin.h file (not SP1). Is there a way to locate and restore the original from the installation DVD without going through each cab individually, or is it available on MSDN somewhere? (It appears that Search won't look in the cab's on the DVD. Just hopping around I located an... more »
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Custom library paths for each project
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Hey all, Suppose I have a 3rd-party lib that I wish to use. In order to get MSVC to see that lib file, I have in the past resorted to putting that file into "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Lib" or something like that. However, I want the project to work on multiple machines without having to hack the SDK folder for each one. So, I was hoping to... more »
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VC 2008 SP1 manifest adresses old CRT
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Hallo, I installed SP1 für Visual Studio 2008. After rebuild my application the manifest seems to address the old versions of CRT and MFC. <dependency> <dependentAssembly> <assemblyIdentity type="win32" name="Microsoft.VC90.CRT" version="9.0.21022.8" processorArchitecture="x86" publicKeyToken="1fc8b3b9a1e18e 3b"></assemblyIdentity>... more »
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