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    Does anybody know if the old projects can be compiled fine under VS.NET?

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      Does anybody know if the old projects can be compiled fine under VS.NET?

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      Andres Manggini
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      Visual C++ compile just fine on two of the projects I've tried (it's a Win32 application using DirectX, and an MFC application) Andres Manggini. Buenos Aires - Argentina.

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        Does anybody know if the old projects can be compiled fine under VS.NET?

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        VS.Net messed up one of my projects. It was a library with a dozen build permutations (MFC, non-MFC, MFC DLL, Unicode, ...) and several test programs, most of which dealt with only a subset of the permutations. The VS.Net project ignored all the dependencies I had set and insisted on building some sort of every project for every permutation of the base library. Having said that, the permutations that were "aligned" build fine (except for some code derived from CString which broke--I kept VS.Net on my machine long enough to fix that code (just because) and then uninstalled it.)

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