Visual Studio .NET and Visual Studio 6.0

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Guest

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
 
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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 said:
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?
 

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