   Visual Studio and nVidia CG
  Hi,I've already tried posting in the "for beginner" section without success.Anyway.. during the installation of the CG Toolkit, I was asked whether I wanted to integrate CG in the Visual Studio IDE. I answered yes but now I can't find any difference in Visual Studio; what should I find?In the installation folder there's "msdev_syntax_highlighting" which contains information to have syntax highlighting.It works, but what about locating errors?In the CG tutorial book it's written it's possible to find syntax errors at compile time. Is it true?Thanks   
  Hello,you wont find nothing in the IDE wizard if it's that what you arelooking for. To use Cg you need to add the include and lib paths, the cg.lib and cggl.lib to your project. Then you can include theneccesary files#include "Cg\cg.h"#include "Cg\cggl.h"The syntax highlightinh works fine. Also in Visual Studio 2008.best regards,c-mos   ;  Hello,look here: http://http.developer.nvidia.com/CgTutorial/cg_tutorial_chapter02.htmlscrolling down you will find an image with the VS IDE, whose note is:"Figure 2-3 Locating Error Lines in an Integrated Development Environment".I'm referring to that.Thanks!EDIT: I've just seen a thing in VS.. try to add a .cg file for example into the source folder of a c++ project. This will cause the opening of a dialog box which says: "A custom build rule to build files with extension ".cg" could not be found. Would you like to create a new rule.. etc..".Maybe this has something to do with the error locating function mentioned in that picture.   