Heiko
Contributor
Folks,
what really buggers me is, that I haven't yet figured out how to have "smart" compilations in VS.NET.
I have a cascade of 6 Project or so (all DLLs, one EXE). And whenever I try to debug, although I only (I swear!) only made changes to the UI-Project (which will later form the exe and thus "depends" on the DLLs) VS will always compile the whole stuff.
I see no way to change that in the Project settings - all I can do is manually disable the DLL-compilation, but that's not what I call smart.
Any recommendations?
Heiko
what really buggers me is, that I haven't yet figured out how to have "smart" compilations in VS.NET.
I have a cascade of 6 Project or so (all DLLs, one EXE). And whenever I try to debug, although I only (I swear!) only made changes to the UI-Project (which will later form the exe and thus "depends" on the DLLs) VS will always compile the whole stuff.
I see no way to change that in the Project settings - all I can do is manually disable the DLL-compilation, but that's not what I call smart.
Any recommendations?
Heiko