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Hey this isn't a complex code problem, but about IDE's. For a while, I have been using Microsoft Visual 6.0. Today I got Visual Studio .NET, and from what I have seen, I certianly like it. It's like an all-in-one deal. One question that I have is; back in VS 6, I could open a .cpp file or a .c file in Visual C++ and then I could compile/build/run it all from hitting F7 and then CTRL+F5. It created all of the stupid files and the workspace and all.
As I was looking in .NET, I opened a .cpp file and I tried to see how it was build and compiled, but I can't hit F7, no CTRL+F5, none of that. I was wondering if there is an option to build the project on the fly from opening a .cpp file, or do I have to create this solution, and then add my files, and have these stupid VS erronous files everyhwere?
Thanks
As I was looking in .NET, I opened a .cpp file and I tried to see how it was build and compiled, but I can't hit F7, no CTRL+F5, none of that. I was wondering if there is an option to build the project on the fly from opening a .cpp file, or do I have to create this solution, and then add my files, and have these stupid VS erronous files everyhwere?
Thanks
