What's with the .cc extension
by Bucko · in Torque Game Builder · 03/20/2005 (9:47 am) · 6 replies
Why is T2D and TGE using .cc as file extension for their files instead of the more usual (to say the least) .c or .cpp?
My Visual Assist doesn't seem to have a setting for reading .cc files so nothing happens. No visual assist is somewhat like losing the best part of your brain.
Wait a sec, I'll just changethe file endings to .cpp Muahahahaha!
My Visual Assist doesn't seem to have a setting for reading .cc files so nothing happens. No visual assist is somewhat like losing the best part of your brain.
Wait a sec, I'll just changethe file endings to .cpp Muahahahaha!
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#2
03/20/2005 (10:33 am)
I've applied the registry fix for VC 6 but are you talking about a registry fix for VisualAssist?
#3
I'm running VC .net 2003 so I couldn't test VC6 to see. I can tell you that the latest build of VAX with the new VC works fine with .cc without any changes. What build of VAX are you running?
03/20/2005 (10:44 am)
No, I didn't have to install a fix specific to VAX. However, I thought it might use the association that the reg fix fixes. :)I'm running VC .net 2003 so I couldn't test VC6 to see. I can tell you that the latest build of VAX with the new VC works fine with .cc without any changes. What build of VAX are you running?
#5
03/20/2005 (2:26 pm)
Why not just use Windows to associate .cc files with the required application? Seems to me as if that would be the easiest option over renaming all the source files (which you will have to do each time a new version of the source is released). 
Torque Owner Greg Lincoln
If you are using VC6, you might need to apply the registry fix for it. VAX may key off of the file type association.