Circumventing nonexisting compiler support

adam2 · ‎10-29-2003

I have read that the C++-compiler does not support all header files in VC7 (e.g. atlplus.h). Now I however wish to compile a project which unfortunately needs this header. Is it not possible to build projects with these headers using the Intel compiler? Or, is it possible to circumvent this somehow?

Regards Adamcool

JenniferJ · ‎11-07-2003

The Intel C++ Compiler for Windows doesn't support the new feature "Attribute" that is in some of the header files of VC.NET.

I found one attribute in the "atlplus.h". You could try to common it out and see if it's ok with MS VC compiler. Other than that I don't see any other choices. Sorry.

Jennifer

adam2 · ‎11-09-2003

Thanks for the reply Jennifer.

The project was not very large so I decided to make a new project without attributes and copied the functionality to the new project. Now it works!

Adamcool

dddsa · ‎02-05-2007

Is Intel C++ Compiler for Windows support the feature "Attribute" ("Managed C++") now? If not, is "Managed C++" support planned for future?

JenniferJ · ‎02-06-2007

Sorry, both features are not supported still.

Could you file a feature request at PremierSupport https://premier.intel.com/?

Thanks,

Jennifer