Subj : Visual C++ & Synchronet
To   : Digital Man
From : Crash
Date : Wed Feb 09 2005 06:48 pm

  Re: Visual C++ & Synchronet
  By: Digital Man to Crash on Mon Feb 07 2005 08:01 pm

  Do I need to install some sort of CVS package?  I went to the dir as u
mentioned and CVS is a directory and there doesnt seem to be any execs in it
or in its children dirs.
  I am starting to think that I missed something in the docs but the ones
that I read are so vauge I have read them 100 times in 10 mins on setting up
VS.net and they mentioned nothing about cvs...

 Hrrm..

  I will check out OPEN cvs tonight but the last time I checked they didn't
have anything that ran under windows and no plans for it.

  CrAsH

 >   Re: Visual C++ & Synchronet
 >   By: Crash to Digital Man on Mon Feb 07 2005 05:35 pm
 > 
 >  >   Re: Visual C++ & Synchronet
 >  >   By: Digital Man to Crash on Sun Feb 06 2005 11:31 pm
 >  >
 >  >   I tried that as you stated, the first problem I ran into was that
 >  > msdev98.exe isn't relevent in VS .NET and even when I locate the one is
 >  > should be (I think) it still doesn't work at all.  I am sure that I am st
 >  > doing something wrong, probably using the wrong program to build from com
 >  > prompt.
 >  > devenv.com I beleive is what it is.. Any more advice would be appreciated
 > 
 > Do a "cvs update" in the src/sbbs3 dir. You'll need to re-convert the .dsp
 > files to the VS .NET project files. This should fix the problem.
 > 
 >                                                   digital man
 > 
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 > There are more telephones then people in Washington D.C.
 > 


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