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In the transition from Visual Studio 2005 to Visual Studio 2008 I started getting this error for my (managed) c++ projects:
warning D9035 : option 'clr:oldsyntax' has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
How to I convert from the old syntax to the new one?
Does anybody know when the old syntax actually becomes obsolete and cannot be used anymore?
EDIT: (supplementary question)
Are there by any chance any tools for doing this conversion automatically?
To change the Common Language Runtime support you open the properties dialog for your c++ project and select the node Configuration Properties -> General. Here you can make the change:
For how to upgrade the syntax I can recommend these two excellent MSDN articles:
shows you examples of some of the
changes in the language from Managed
Extensions for C++ to Visual C++ 2008
Upgrade Checklist: This topic lists
the syntactic differences between
Managed Extensions for C++ and the
new Visual C++ syntax