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I want to make sure that the project is configured entirely for C (NOT C++). I cannot find any accurate walk through for doing this. I am open to using Eclipse, except that it does not create a working project out of the box (which makes no sense...).

hari
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    MSVS 2010 fully supports "C". All you need to do is use ".c" suffix in your source file. As MByD said, you can also specify "/Tc". – paulsm4 Aug 02 '11 at 21:53

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Add /Tc as a command line option.

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  • Where do I do this? (I have actually wondered how to add command line options for a while..) – LunchMarble Aug 02 '11 at 23:09
  • I am not next to it, but it should be: `right click on the project -> properties -> c/c++ ` then either the command line tab or the compiler tab, I am not sure. sorry. – MByD Aug 02 '11 at 23:13
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    In fact it's `right click on the project -> Properties -> C/C++ -> Advanced -> Compile As`. There you can select /TC as MByD suggests. – Bart Aug 03 '11 at 11:41
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From what I know Visual Studio will treat all sources that end in .c as C source. So you should be fine right out of the box. Are you experiencing a particular problem?

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