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Hi,
On MSDN I know there is a JScript example (Upgrading Visual C++ Projects to
Visual Studio .NET in Batch Mode) to upgrade VS6 C++ projects to .NET
solutions.
It converts the project files (*.dsp), but doesn't create the solution
(*.sln) file.
Is there an automated way to convert an existing VS6 C++ *.dsw to a .NET
*.sln?
That is essentially the equivalent of opening the VS6 C++ *.dsw file with
..NET and when prompted to convert the project & clicking 'Yes', the automated
method will do the equivalent.
We have several hundered programs that need to be converted.
Thanks. Jeff
On MSDN I know there is a JScript example (Upgrading Visual C++ Projects to
Visual Studio .NET in Batch Mode) to upgrade VS6 C++ projects to .NET
solutions.
It converts the project files (*.dsp), but doesn't create the solution
(*.sln) file.
Is there an automated way to convert an existing VS6 C++ *.dsw to a .NET
*.sln?
That is essentially the equivalent of opening the VS6 C++ *.dsw file with
..NET and when prompted to convert the project & clicking 'Yes', the automated
method will do the equivalent.
We have several hundered programs that need to be converted.
Thanks. Jeff