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convert .dsp to .dsw

vincentboucher
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Hello,
Digital Compaq Visual Fortran seems to fail when it converts .dsp MS Visual Fortran to .dsw files
Do you know a useful converter to do this?
Vincent
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Steven_L_Intel1
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Please explain in more detail what you want to do. .dsp files don't get "converted" to .dsw files - rather, you insert the project (.dsp) in the workspace (.dsw) using the Developer Studio environment.
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vincentboucher
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A guy provides me a project with the .f90's and a .dsp, he is using MS Visual Studio .NET 2002 or 2003 and the Intel associate compiler.
I'd like to use these files with the Digital Compaq Visual Fortran (DCVF) 6.x
(on MS Windows)
When DCVF automatically creates the .dsw from the .dsp, there is only one file included in the DCVF project: namely the .dsp file!

I know that this message is not in the appropriate forum.

Vincent
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Steven_L_Intel1
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Ah, I see. I think.

VS.NET 2003 doesn't use .dsp files. It uses .vfproj files.

I have found that VS6/CVF sometimes incorrectly loads a workspace when opening a .dsp I get from someone else. The way I usually workaround that is to ignore the .dsp and add the .f90 files to the project directly. There may be project-specific settings needed - ask the sender for those or open the .dsp in a text editor and look at the various definitions to see if you can spot specific options.

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