Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 04:47:37 03/25/03
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On March 25, 2003 at 05:58:34, Uri Blass wrote: Hi Uri If you open your VC6 project in VC7 you will be asked if you want to convert it to the new VC7 format. But remember to do a backup, you can't convert back to VC6 AFAIK. File->Open Solution now browse to your VC6 project folder and choose the *.dsw project file. You will need to set "files of type" to all project files, or it won't show you the file. Alternatively you can right click on the project file in explorer, choose "open with" and select VC7 (simply associate the old project files with the new environment.) -S. >I have problem in compiling movei in visual studio.net > >Can someone give me clear instructions how to compile tscp1.81 in this >enviroment? > >It is easy to compile tscp1.81 with visual C++6 >Here are instructions to compile tscp1.81 in visual C++6 > >1)click start->programs->Microsoft visual studio 6.0->microsoft visual C++6 >2)click file->new->workspace-> >3)Write tscpwork as the workspace(I always use different workspace for different >project and I do not know the advantage of having many projects on the same >workspace) >4)Click ok >5)Clik file->new->projects-win32 console application >6)write tscp181 as the project name >7)click ok >8)choose empty project(my default option) and click finish >9)click ok >10)click project->add to project->files >11)add main.c by >12)project->add to project->files and going to the file that you saved tscp >(I needed to go up to C and later down to unzipped->tscp181 and again tscp181). > >13)add def.h,data.h,protos.h,data.c,board.c,book.c,eval.c,search.c by the same >way >14)click build->build tscp181.exe > >You already have a project with no errors(it is not optimized for speed but >you can change it by clicking build->set active project >configurations->release(instead of debug)and clicking build->rebuild all > > >Note that it is better to have also pictures that describes how to do it but >unforunately it seems that Microsoft does not give pictures or at least hide >them well enough so I do not know how to get this information. > >Uri
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