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Visual Studio is a powerful Integrated Development Environment that provides may tools for building and debugging applications for Windows platforms. QEF supports VS through the qmsdev command. Once you have created your object tree with mkqtree, cd into the directory where you wish to work and run qmsdev. This will create a VS project (.dsp) file and workspace (.dsw) file. You can now open these file in Visual Studio work as you normally would. When VS does a build, it will run qef instead of using its default build mechanism. |
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The Windows platform provides a number of targets for which you can build applications. The simplest is console-mode applications. To build these using QEF no special options need to be set. windows-mode and MFC applications are supported by the WIN_APP option. ActiveX/Active Template applications are supported by the WIN_ATX option. |
x050.qh - 1.3 - 00/04/17 |
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