all,
I have a request from someone else to see a C++ example of work, which is what this thread is about:
http://forums.codeguru.com/showthrea...on-by-position
what I'm not understanding here is *what* exactly I should send to them. VS 2010 is such a complex beast and produces a lot of unnecessary stuff during a build in this regard.
The other person I'm sure is running a different environment even on a different OS (but that's more or less irrelevant for this purpose).
My question is: If I have to remotely transfer examples in a C/C++ environment to someone across the globe or even across the country, wouldn't make sense to say that there is only a need to transfer any header files and any source files that are needed? I'm no expert in C++ but it seems to me that the person on the other end should know what to do with those files if that is all that was sent.
does that make sense?
thanks.
I have a request from someone else to see a C++ example of work, which is what this thread is about:
http://forums.codeguru.com/showthrea...on-by-position
what I'm not understanding here is *what* exactly I should send to them. VS 2010 is such a complex beast and produces a lot of unnecessary stuff during a build in this regard.
The other person I'm sure is running a different environment even on a different OS (but that's more or less irrelevant for this purpose).
My question is: If I have to remotely transfer examples in a C/C++ environment to someone across the globe or even across the country, wouldn't make sense to say that there is only a need to transfer any header files and any source files that are needed? I'm no expert in C++ but it seems to me that the person on the other end should know what to do with those files if that is all that was sent.
does that make sense?
thanks.