However, as Eric points out, there's other work we just haven't done to make
sure we're more tightly integrated into the VC++ IDE.
In short, we're using a cross-platform set of makefiles which are run from a
unix-like command line, rather than a project file which builds directly
from within the IDE. For more details, see:
http://www.abisource.com/dev_build.phtml#win32
The main reason for this is that we can use exactly the same makefiles and
source trees on all our platforms, which makes it *much* easier to keep an
XP application up-to-date and building simultaneously on each platform.
Hope that helps.
Paul