where is a copy of atlstr.h ??
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From: Robert Macy on 28 Dec 2005 00:53 Should a copy of it have appeared in the Microsoft .NET Framework SDK? Why was there no information at the Microsoft websites regarding the location/availability of atlstr.h ? It seems to me a company that sells a product should know what's in that product and be able to tell people what specifically they are getting. - Robert -
From: Robert Macy on 28 Dec 2005 00:54 it says 1.1.4 or such. Is that it? - Robert -
From: Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP] on 28 Dec 2005 01:12 Robert Macy wrote: > it says 1.1.4 or such. > > Is that it? When you start visual studio, the splash screen that appears briefly tells which edition of VS you have. It should be something like "Visual Studio ..NET 2003 Standard Edition" (or Professional or Enterprise Developer or Enterprise Architect). You can get the version number from Help|About from within the IDE. It should be 7.10.xxxx if you're using Visual Studio 2003. -cd
From: Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP] on 28 Dec 2005 01:14 Robert Macy wrote: > Should a copy of it have appeared in the > Microsoft .NET Framework SDK? > > Why was there no information at the Microsoft websites regarding the > location/availability of atlstr.h ? > > It seems to me a company that sells a product should know what's in > that product and be able to tell people what specifically they are > getting. Considering that something in excess of 18,000 files are installed with Visual Studio 2003, I'm not at all surprised that there's not cross-reference to which files are installed where. atlstr.h is part of ATL, which is included in Visual Studio Standard Edition and above. If you have VS Standard or above, version 7.0 (2002) or later, and you don't see atlstr.h, then you don't have a complete install of Visual Studio. Perhaps ATL/MFC wasn't selected when the product was installed. -cd
From: Stephen Howe on 28 Dec 2005 06:56
> Why was there no information at the Microsoft websites regarding the > location/availability of atlstr.h ? It is under VC7\ATLMFC\Include But note: If you have made the mistake of installing Visual Studio Express 2005, be aware that MFC & ATL do not come with this. It is cut down. You need the full version of Visual Studio 2005 Stephen Howe |