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how do I make .net ignore files compilation.

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.net project configuration - 10 Jul 2004 04:42 GMT
Hi folks, wonder if anyone could help me on that. I am
using C++ .net IDE.

I have a project with multiple configurations to use
different compilers. Yet, for certain platforms I want
visual studio ignore certain files. I can't use #ifdef for
these files because they belong to 3rd party libraries.

Is there a way from the IDE, to make .net ignore certain
files depending what configuration I choose on the
configuration manager?

thx,
Steve McLellan - 13 Jul 2004 12:05 GMT
Right click on the file in solution explorer, properties, and there's an
'Exclude from build' option.

Steve

> Hi folks, wonder if anyone could help me on that. I am
> using C++ .net IDE.
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> thx,

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