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In discussion (http://www.codeplex.com/singularity/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=23631) ohodson wrote that in RDK 2.0 will be VS2008 support.
As I understand, this isn't related to Express Edition series, or?..
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Hi rommanio. RDK 2.0 does include VS2008 support, meaning that you will be able to open Singularity projects in Visual Studio if you give the "/vs" option to setenv.cmd. This should work with both the commercial version of Visual Studio and the Express Edition. This feature is only for convenience; all the build tools needed for building Singularity come with it.
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Derrick Coetzee
Microsoft Research Operating Systems Group developer
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Hi Derrick.
Thanks at all!
But, however, when it will be released?.. ;)
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Not long! We're working on it and it's likely to be delivered within one week.
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Derrick Coetzee
Microsoft Research Operating Systems Group developer
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RDK 2.0 released, it is great!
But I don't understand, how open project in VS2008 Express Edition?
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The documentation for this is a bit buried, but if you run "setenv /vs", then from the same command prompt you can then open any .csproj file in the tree as a project in Visual Studio using "start" (provided your file associations are set up correctly). It will support building in Visual Studio as well. This feature is useful when developing a component, but when a building a complete system it's still recommended to build from the command line. I hope this helps.
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Derrick Coetzee
Microsoft Research Operating Systems Group developer
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It would be nice if Singularity supports the full advantages of .NET Framework. |
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