[sword-devel] Migrating to the eVC 4.0 Environment

[SonWon]

Barry Drake wrote:
> Hi there ........
>
> SonWon wrote:
>   
>> The project files are different between EVC3 and EVC4 so I don't 
>> understand how EVC4 developers could build with EVC3 code?  The source 
>> files are not the problem the problem is with the EVC4 project files.
>>     
>
> We already HAVE two different project files within the SwordReader 
> project: one for is eVC3 and one for is for VC2005: those two project 
> files do not constitute a fork. 
I'm confused again then.  I only see one SwRd.vcw, where is the VS2005 
file or is the name different?

If I create a new EVC4 project how do the source files get merged?

Or are you saying create an EVC4 project in swordreader/src with a 
different name but import all of the current src files I need for an 
EVC4 project?  Just make sure I give it a new project name, not SwRd, 
maybe like SwRdEVC4.  Then EVC3 and EVC4 will share the same src files.

On a side question but related, what is VC2005 used for, can you compile 
Mobile projects with VS2005?

And thank you for all the answers.

>  Let's have a third project file - eVC4. 
>   Save your eVC4 file in addition to what we have already.  It won't 
> make a fork.  And if (as they will eventually) the eVC3 project files 
> become redundant, then feel free to delete them!!!  (only do as I do, 
> save them on your backup just in case anyone complains!!!!).  They will 
> be here anyhow in a subversion of our svn, so why worry???
>
> God bless,
> Barry
>
> -- From Barry Drake (The Revd) minister of the Netherfield United 
> Reformed church, Nottingham see http://www.jesusinnetherfield.org.uk for 
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