Hi All,
I have come across a few things setting up Wt projects that have caused
unnecessary errors. Quite a few example files use different extensions
than VS expects. E.g. files without extension or with .C as extension.
The Wt projects in Visual Studio using these files produce errors, but
setting the option compile as c++ resolves these issues. Is there a way
to avoid these problems or should the files be renamed to .cpp and .hpp
files in real live projects?
I am not using cmake to construct the VS projects, should I?
These files all have a text heading containing the following phrase:
// This may look like C code, but it's really -*- C++ -*-
Is there a reason why the .cpp extensions are not used?
Frank Tiekink
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