MFC42.DLL in .NET Apps
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When I compile my application using VC++ 6.0, my app requires MFC42.DLL, while if compiled with VC++.net, is requires MFC70.DLL Is there a way to compile using .net AND forcing it to link to MFC42.DLL and not MFC70.DLL ??? :confused:PLEASE help. Rick Eastes. ------------ Rick Eastes. ------------
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When I compile my application using VC++ 6.0, my app requires MFC42.DLL, while if compiled with VC++.net, is requires MFC70.DLL Is there a way to compile using .net AND forcing it to link to MFC42.DLL and not MFC70.DLL ??? :confused:PLEASE help. Rick Eastes. ------------ Rick Eastes. ------------
Yes, set the projects include and lib directories to point to the VC6 directories. It will use the projects directories first before the global ones. Change the "Debug Information Format" to just "Program Database". MFC42 doesn't like the new edit and continue. They changed something internally. Make sure the "Basic Runtime Checks" is set to "Default". There might have been some more settings I changed when I tried this myself, but I deleted the project and went back to the VC6 environment since the edit & continue didn't work. Joel Lucsy (jjlucsy@ameritech.net)