Changes from VS 6 to VS NET 2003

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Originally Posted by joejoejoe

So do I just open up a project and set those settings and expect it to work. Is there any places where I have to say ... "no.. not .NET .... its Win32"?

If you convert a VC++ 6.0 project to VS .NET it is automatically configured to produce native Win32 apps.
If you create a completely new project you have to choose which type of project you want to create. If you decide to create a Visual C# project the output will be a .NET executable. A Visual C++ project will produce native Win32 apps whereas those projects can be configured to use the .NET framework, too. But even in that case it should still produce native apps.

I had no trouble converting VS6 projects/workspaces to VS.NET2003 solutions except for the C++ language compliance issues.

Some time ago I compiled a project with VS .NET 2003 and I encountered an INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR. The same project compiles just fine with VC++ 6.0 + latest SP + Processor Pack.