The Free MSVC Command Line Compiler/Tools:
Does anyone actually USE this; by that I mean, does anyone use just the command line tools w/out MS''s IDE?
If so, could someone __PLEASE__ tell me how they have everything set up?
I''ve installed:
- 1.1 Runtime
- 1.1 SDK
- 1.1 "Core" SDK
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Anyways, I''m struggling bad. Worse, I consider myself competent; mayhaps I should rethink my level of mastery herein, ''eh?
I need to know things like: what do you use to develop, how did you setup all the lib/includes/etc.
Any help will be GREATLY appreciated. :/
Judging by the "1.1" i assume you mean the .net framework sdk.
I''m not so sure that it contains free c++ tools at all, though vb, c# and js compilers are included in it.
Please correct me if my assumption is wrong...
kind rgds, Nik
I''m not so sure that it contains free c++ tools at all, though vb, c# and js compilers are included in it.
Please correct me if my assumption is wrong...
kind rgds, Nik
The C++ compiler is definitely there(look for a directory called Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003" - it installs in the same place as if you had installed the full VS.NET), but it doesn''t have the standard c++ library and the Windows headers/libs. The latter can be obtained by installing the Platform SDK.
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AnkhSVN - A Visual Studio .NET Addin for the Subversion version control system.
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Yes, I meant the Core Platform SDK.
Anyways; Where are the headers for the STL? I found them in \src\crt, but trying to include them gives me tons and tons of syntax errors.
Has anyone been able to get this working?
Anyways; Where are the headers for the STL? I found them in \src\crt, but trying to include them gives me tons and tons of syntax errors.
Has anyone been able to get this working?
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