Could anyone who is having this problem provide some
details on what errors they have gotten? If anyone found
a solution, what was it? I have heard some say this stems
from a formatting difference between unix and win32 files
and that sending it via FTP in ascii mode will fix it.
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Most of the files are in unix file format (Win/Dos needs
CR/LF where Unix just uses CR ... much like the Telnet
display issues). Open the VC++ project files in a unix
compatible text editor (i.e. textpad) and save them in
DOS/Windows format. Then you should be able to open the
project.
You don't need to go through all the source files, just the
VC++ project files.
I had the same problem when I was converting the app to
Visual Studio.NET and this solved it simply and easily.
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Could anyone who is having this problem provide some
details on what errors they have gotten? If anyone found
a solution, what was it? I have heard some say this stems
from a formatting difference between unix and win32 files
and that sending it via FTP in ascii mode will fix it.
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Most of the files are in unix file format (Win/Dos needs
CR/LF where Unix just uses CR ... much like the Telnet
display issues). Open the VC++ project files in a unix
compatible text editor (i.e. textpad) and save them in
DOS/Windows format. Then you should be able to open the
project.
You don't need to go through all the source files, just the
VC++ project files.
I had the same problem when I was converting the app to
Visual Studio.NET and this solved it simply and easily.
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It also looks like if you do a CVS checkout instead of
downloading the gzip'd archive, you won't have the problem.
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Use UltraEditor or tool (ie. Unix2Dos ) convert win32
\aime_w32.dsp to DOS (CR+LF) mode is ok.
*.cpp *.h file needn't convert..