Visual Studio .NET 2003 project options
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Hi
I have a rather annoying problem with Visual Studio .NET 2003 (C++): after loading a project the first build I make is always a complete rebuild. I'd like it to be a normal build, but I've been browsing through the options and help for a long time, and I still don't have a clue what options I must change. I need help!
If you use a variable in one of the build commands, it has no choice but to build everything again in case it has changed. Additionally if you have something like a version control system that touches the files in the process of checking them in you can see this as well.
Author
I don't use version control and I'm positive nothing is touching my files but Visual Studio.
As for variables: I don't use any variables in my build (only stuff like OutDir or TargetPath), and what variable can change as an effect of reopening solution anyway?
I'm still clueless...
As for variables: I don't use any variables in my build (only stuff like OutDir or TargetPath), and what variable can change as an effect of reopening solution anyway?
I'm still clueless...
Try not using a variable in the out dir and target path. I seem to recall running into a similar situation.
I know this is a stupid question, but are you changing anything in a header file? Sometimes a single small change in a key header file can trigger a rebuild...
Author
I'm not changing anything - just reopening the project.
I've also removed all macros like OutDir, IntDir etc. from the project options but it didn't help.
I've also copied all my files to a local computer - but it wasn't it either.
Any other thoughts?
I've also removed all macros like OutDir, IntDir etc. from the project options but it didn't help.
I've also copied all my files to a local computer - but it wasn't it either.
Any other thoughts?
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