Removed the 2008 solution and created batch files to toggle the solution to the

desired version of Visual Studio.

src/UseVS2008.bat

+@ECHO OFF
+REM ---- Converts the solution to Visual Studio 2008 ----
+PUSHD %~dp0
+ECHO Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 10.00> Temp.sln
+ECHO # Visual Studio 2008>> Temp.sln
+type ProtocolBuffers.sln | FIND /V " Visual Studio " >> Temp.sln
+move /Y Temp.sln ProtocolBuffers.sln
+POPD

src/UseVS2010.bat

+@ECHO OFF
+REM ---- Converts the solution to Visual Studio 2010 ----
+PUSHD %~dp0
+ECHO Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 11.00> Temp.sln
+ECHO # Visual Studio 2010>> Temp.sln
+type ProtocolBuffers.sln | FIND /V " Visual Studio " >> Temp.sln
+move /Y Temp.sln ProtocolBuffers.sln
+POPD

src/copysolution.bat

-@ECHO OFF
-IF "%1" == "2008" GOTO COPY2008
-IF "%1" == "2010" GOTO COPY2010
-GOTO HELP
-
-:COPY2008
-type ProtocolBuffers.sln | FIND " Visual Studio " > Temp.sln
-type ProtocolBuffers2008.sln | FIND /V " Visual Studio " >> Temp.sln
-move /Y Temp.sln ProtocolBuffers.sln
-GOTO EXIT
-
-:COPY2010
-type ProtocolBuffers2008.sln | FIND " Visual Studio " > Temp.sln
-type ProtocolBuffers.sln | FIND /V " Visual Studio " >> Temp.sln
-move /Y Temp.sln ProtocolBuffers2008.sln
-GOTO EXIT
-
-:HELP
-ECHO.
-ECHO Specify the Visiual Studio edition (2008/2010)
-ECHO Example:  %~nx0 2008
-ECHO.
-
-:EXIT
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