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C++ Help for .NET programmerHi,
I develop in VB.NET. I have sample code supplied in C++ files. I need to rewrite this in VB.NET How can I open and run the C++ files, I have: Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition Visual Studio 2003 Enterprise Edition Do I need another development suite to edit the C++ files and run them, so I can step through the code? Many Thanks. dermot wrote:
> I develop in VB.NET. Good for you ...> I have sample code supplied in C++ files. Oh dear ...> I need to rewrite this in VB.NET That's brave of you ...> How can I open and run the C++ files, I have: If you have Visual /Studio/, then you already have Visual Basic, C#, C++ > Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition > Visual Studio 2003 Enterprise Edition and [many] other languages available to you. Your "sample code" should include a Solution file (.sln) or, for older C++ versions, a Project (.dsp) and/or Workspace (.dsw) file. Open these in 'Studio and see what it makes of them (take a backup first, though; 'Studio likes to "upgrade" things in place and there's no "downgrade" option to change them back). HTH, Phill W. Phil thanks for the help
There is a dsp file. However I only have visual basic 6.0.. I don't have visual studio 6.0 How do I open this, can I do it with Visual Studio 2005? Phill W. wrote: Show quoteHide quote > dermot wrote: > > > I develop in VB.NET. > > Good for you ... > > > I have sample code supplied in C++ files. > > Oh dear ... > > > I need to rewrite this in VB.NET > > That's brave of you ... > > > How can I open and run the C++ files, I have: > > Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition > > Visual Studio 2003 Enterprise Edition > > If you have Visual /Studio/, then you already have Visual Basic, C#, C++ > and [many] other languages available to you. > > Your "sample code" should include a Solution file (.sln) or, for older > C++ versions, a Project (.dsp) and/or Workspace (.dsw) file. Open these > in 'Studio and see what it makes of them (take a backup first, though; > 'Studio likes to "upgrade" things in place and there's no "downgrade" > option to change them back). > > HTH, > Phill W. 
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