Manually, I believe. I don't believe there is, or will be, a tool for
automated conversion. Everything is different: the class libraries, the
language syntax, the target platform, etc.
I think we need you to define what you mean by "convert a VC++ MFC project
into a VC++ .NET project".
If all you want is CLR support enabled, the /clr switch will do it. If what
you had in mind is to actually convert the existing functionality from
extensions of MFC classes to a C++/CLR (managed extensions in VS .NET 2003)
application based on CLR Windows Forms and using the .NET class library,
setting the /clr switch won't do that.
When I responded to you, I was assuming you wanted a full functionality
conversion.
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