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Master class MS VC ++ 6

Well, I am developing an application that has been in fairly continuous development over the past 16 years, from C to DOS, thanks to the different flavors of C ++ and is currently heavily based on C ++ with the MFC and StingRay GUIs and various other SDKs .

While I use VS 2005 to build releases, I still use MSVC 6 for most of the building of the GUI, simply because ClassWizard is much faster in this environment than weak equivalent tools. Note that I use ClassWizard to automatically generate code for my own custom types (see Custom DDX ), and I like to add many member variables and methods at a time. Creating them one at a time in accordance with later versions of Visual Studio is a big step back for me. Working with multiple IDEs is also a pain, however.

My question has two parts:

  • Is there a way to get ClassWizard to work VS 2005 or VS 2008?

  • Is there any drop in replacement or an alternative IDE that provides similar Productivty levels for older C ++ hacks like me?

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Follow those who are interested. ClassWizard can be re-introduced in VS2010, from Tarek Madkour [VC ++ Team]

'We are considering adding the Master class back to VS10. We hope that this will make the creation of DDX / DDV more with the keyboard, as in VC6. There are several graphs of the problem that we will need to complete this function, but I am optimistic about this when we ship the VS10. ''

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1704437/

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