Porting Unix C/C++ projects to VC++ IDE

M

Murali

I have a project in Unix which uses the make utility. I want to change
the environment to VC++. Are there any tools which would help me in
creating VC++ workspaces from my make files and the source code
directories.
 
K

Kevin Goodsell

Murali said:
I have a project in Unix which uses the make utility. I want to change
the environment to VC++. Are there any tools which would help me in
creating VC++ workspaces from my make files and the source code
directories.

You don't seem to have a C++ language issue, therefore your question is
off-topic here. Please read the welcome message.

http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt

-Kevin
 
K

Koffi Annan

I have a project in Unix which uses the make utility. I want to change
the environment to VC++. Are there any tools which would help me in
creating VC++ workspaces from my make files and the source code
directories.

Put the source code into a windows machine.
Go to VC++ to add a new empty workspace.(U may have to do this for
each executable u need)
Go to file view and just add all the source and header files.
Go to Options and give path for include and lib directories.
Give the build command and that should be straight forward

-D
 
A

Attila Feher

Koffi said:
Put the source code into a windows machine.
Go to VC++ to add a new empty workspace.(U may have to do this for
each executable u need)
Go to file view and just add all the source and header files.
Go to Options and give path for include and lib directories.
Give the build command and that should be straight forward

Hey! Don't you have enough work with those UN things? ;-)
 
N

Noah Roberts

Murali said:
I have a project in Unix which uses the make utility. I want to change
the environment to VC++. Are there any tools which would help me in
creating VC++ workspaces from my make files and the source code
directories.

vc++ has make also.
 

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