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tom_seddon
Tomato Guru
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 Posted - Dec 18 2003 : 6:38:37 PM
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Hi
There's something funny with the directories options still. I'm looking at Stable includes for all this:
I start VS.NET and look in Assist|Options at the C/C++ directories. They are correct. Then I change platform to 'Xbox'. Now they have gone all funny:
d:\\prg\\dotnet\\common7\\ide\\$(VCInstallDir)include
(and so on)
Change platform to 'Win32' again, and they don't change back to their correct values. Click 'OK'. "You must restart the IDE blah blah" -- so I do.
Now the Win32 header directories are back. VAX finds them, too.
However, if I set VAX to 'Xbox' platform, notice the whacked header paths, when I restart the directories list is empty. Xbox projects then don't pick up any system includes at all.
Change back to Win32, and the directories list remains empty. Click OK ("you must restart"), restart, and they are back, and seemingly correct.
What must I do for my Xbox projects? At work (VA.NET) I just added the Xbox includes as the first set for the Win32 platform and live with having a few wrong headers when I'm programming windows. But on VAX I can't edit the stable headers.
Nor can I add them to 'Other include files' -- VAX won't let me. That's no good anyway, because I want them first, so that the Xbox headers take priority. Even if I could add to 'other include files', I'd have to add the Win32 paths to the Xbox platform, which I don't want to do there's only one Xbox include directory, but Win32 seems to have 5 or 6.
The VAX platform thing is wierd anyway! Can VAX not autodetect the platform for the current solution? And what if I want to edit Xbox and Win32 projects simultaneously? Will changing platform and reloading in one affect the other VS.NET instance?
Other than this, VAX is looking pretty cool :)
--Tom
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tom_seddon
Tomato Guru
162 Posts |
Posted - Jan 06 2004 : 7:05:32 PM
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The strange appearance is still in 1210. I will play with it when I have more time.
Some more documentation on the platform system would be useful. Well, for me at least! I could never get it to work with the Xbox in VC6 or VS.NET either. |
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support
Whole Tomato Software
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Posted - Jan 08 2004 : 4:51:00 PM
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In VAX, it "should" pull the correct paths for each of the platforms, hoping to make the need to modify the paths unnessasary.
However, it appears VAX is having problems getting the correct path for your XBox platform.
Mind using RegEdit to export "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Whole Tomato\\Visual Assist X" to a (Win9x/NT4 .reg) file and sending to [email protected]?
Thanks,
-Support |
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support
Whole Tomato Software
5566 Posts |
Posted - Feb 13 2004 : 12:17:13 PM
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| Build 1216 recognizes entries in "Other include files" when Platform is "Custom." |
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