Re: .NET Runtime is probably required to run a .NET built EXE, Is

Hi Siva,

I am sorry, but I don´t know about managed C++ apart from that it exists and
it is different from classic Win32 C++. Maybe someone else can answer you,
but if not, I would recommend to start a new Managed C++ project from
scratch and add your code there. Also, read some docs before migrating a MFC
project to .NET may not be so easy.

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Best regards,

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"sivakumaran" <sivakumaran@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió en el mensaje
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>
> That is great of you.
>
> Please tell me what I am doing is right?
> Say I am having a MFC project ( VC6.0 .dsw (or) .dsp file whatever )
> I try to open that project in a VS .NET 2003 IDE, It converts the existing
> format
> of the project file to its own format.
> I go the configuration properties page, I see an option like 'Use Managed
> Extensions' is disabled in this case( Obviously because it is not a
> Managed
> C++ code ).
>
> Can I turn on that 'Managed C++ Extensions' property and proceed building
> that code. Would it be a right way to do?
>
> I tried and I got an error.
>
>
> cl : Command line error D2016 : '/YXstdafx.h' and '/clr' command-line
> options are incompatible.
>
> So what do I do?
>
> Siva.


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