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Re: Using gcc together with Visual Studio


On Thu, 10 May 2001 14:09:20 +0100, you wrote:

>> Currently i am using the command line interface to gcc but i 
>> am intressted
>> in using Microsoft Visual Studio as an IDE to gcc. Does 
>> anybody use that
>> kind of enviroment setup? 
>
>Yes, I used to do that because several people here do it.
>The idea is simply to create a project, and in the settings
>of the project set a command line with a call to make.
>That way, you get compilation with F7, you get the file
>browser/editor just like usual.. The only function I can
>think of that you lose (over using the built-in compiler)
>is that you don't get a direct link between compiler output
>and editor: ie when there is a compilation error, you can't
>just double click on the error to get the editor at the
>error place.

I think you need to build a custom application wizard to get the full
Dev Studio support? Anybody known if that's correct or if there is an
easier way of fully integrating the gcc tool chain in Dev Studio?

Thanks,

Dave


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