Re: Compiling with Win2k and VC++ 6

[Neil Mitchell]

> >The shell script that generates the .dsw file is broken (and always has
> >been), and I haven't had a chance to fix it. It is also possible that
VC++
> >incompatabilities have been introduced in the actual source, I haven't
had
> >time to track it much in the last few weeks.
> >
> Hey Ginge,
> Errm, shell script? Why that? Can't I simply open a new workspace in
> VC++, add some source and headerfiles, make some configuring options and
> then send the .dsp/.dsw to someone who can commit it to CVS or at least
> compile pingus then?
You could, but its a lot better if the .dsp files stay in sync with the
Linux Makefiles. When new files are added then Linux people can run the
shell script, and commit the modified .dsp file, so its always up to date.

Ginge