The Source Integrity Professional Edition User Guide - MKS

Using Microsoft
Visual C++ 6.0
The Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 Extension
5. Fill in or modify options in the dialog box as you like, and click
OK to check in the file. To cancel the check-in operation, click
Cancel. To cancel the operation for all files, click Cancel All.
Each Visual C++ Project file and workspace will have its own
Source Integrity project file, unless the workspace and project have
the same name. In that case, both the workspace and project will be
added to the same Source Integrity project, which is named after the
workspace.
So, you should create your workspace with a different name than the
project file that it will contain. This will keep each workspace and
project file separate for creating sandboxes.
Creating a Source Integrity Project
Create the Visual C++ workspace and the projects within it. Then,
create a Source Integrity project, first for your Visual C++ projects
and then for your workspace. Using the Source Integrity project
window, insert the Source Integrity projects for the Visual C++
projects into the Source Integrity project associated with the
workspace.
For example
n:\master\myproject\workspace.dsw
contains
n:\master\myproject\myproject.dsp
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