Some tips on building a workspace please!
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Hi all, I've got some files from our source control system, these are .c, .h, .Mak, and a MAKEFILE, and they compile to make a program. My problem is I'd like to put them into a workspace and project, but am stuck on how to do this. Do I create the workspace then create a blank win32 console project, add the files in, and compile that way? I did this, but I get errors (I know the code works) concerning near and far keywords in the files, so I think I need to build according to the MAKEFILE but am unsure as to how to tell visual c++ to do this. Any thoughts? I hope this is clear enough! Obseve everything, remember more...
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Hi all, I've got some files from our source control system, these are .c, .h, .Mak, and a MAKEFILE, and they compile to make a program. My problem is I'd like to put them into a workspace and project, but am stuck on how to do this. Do I create the workspace then create a blank win32 console project, add the files in, and compile that way? I did this, but I get errors (I know the code works) concerning near and far keywords in the files, so I think I need to build according to the MAKEFILE but am unsure as to how to tell visual c++ to do this. Any thoughts? I hope this is clear enough! Obseve everything, remember more...
From the File menu, select Open Workspace. Look for files of type *.mak.