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Old 09-03-2004, 08:10 AM   #1 (permalink)
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C++ .NET Resources

I'm trying to compile some MC++ code with VS 2002, and I don't have the .NET templates. So I start with an empty project, and everything seems to fine. But when I go to compile I get various compile areas about my namespaces. I've read that you can use your Assembly.cpp file to add to resources, but my project doesn't even have that. Is there a way to add these manually?
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try this:
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using namespace MyNamespace;
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Well, I found the problem. It wasn't a CaSe-SenSitIve matter. It was just the lack of resources the would normally compile. Instead of doing an Empty C++ Project, I did a Managed C++ Project, and it made enough files to finish the rest.
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