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Thank you for the offer. However, I’m still evaluating. If I decide to buy later, then it would be very nice.
@BitFlipper wrote:
Unfortunately the project I need to work on pulls in many files all over the place so it would be a nightmare to try and do it manually in VS.
Write a simple Python script that parses .d files and creates the correspondent “
” and “ Source Files Probably we work in the same company. I ended up manually creating a solution only for one project I’m working on. Well, almost manually: I tracked the files compiled when I run make, then added only those files that belong to my project to the solution. I chose “makefile” type of the solution configuration and added all include directories to the NMake section of configuration for IntelliSense. Also I use plink to initiate build: it supports authentication through pageant in contrast to VisualGDB. And finally you might want to specify another location for IntelliSense database, since most likely you project is located on a network share. You can do it in Tools|Options|Text Editor|C/C++|Advanced|Fallback location.
Ok, I converted the PuTTY private key to an OpenSSH private key. I chose “OpenSSH key from file” and pointed to the file with the private key. I pressed “Connect”. Here is what I saw as the result:
[attachment=0:3evl038f]new-017.png[/attachment:3evl038f]Thank you! I’ll try it on Monday.
@bazis wrote:
It would be easier, however, to select “Password” and enable “Setup public key authentication”. VisualGDB will authenticate for the first time using the password, generate and save the keys, add the public key to the key list on the server and use the private key for authentication from now on.
First, password authentication is disabled on the server. Second, I don’t want VisualGDB to make changes at the server on my behalf (adding public keys).
