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How to change the obj folder

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Hamed - 19 Apr 2008 09:07 GMT
Hello

Is there a way to move the obj folder like the bin folder in a VC# project?
I use VS.NET 2008

Thanks in advance
Hamed
Scott M. - 19 Apr 2008 14:26 GMT
I don't think so.  Why would you want to?  This folder is used by VS and is
not a folder that you should be interacting with.

-Scott

> Hello
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> Thanks in advance
> Hamed
Andy - 21 Apr 2008 16:18 GMT
In Solution Explorer, select the C# project you want to configure
build parameters on.

Next, from the Visual Studio menu bar select Project-->Properties.
The Property Pages Dialog will appear for your project.

Choose the Configuration (Release/Debug) you want to change and expand
the Configuration Properties node in the left hand pane.  Select the
"Build" node.  You can then specify where output generated by Visual
Studio is placed in the "Output Path" attribute of the Outputs
property sheet.

Be aware that the Output Path is specified seperately for each kind of
build configuration, and that setting it on one configuration doesn't
set it on all the remaining ones.
Scott M. - 21 Apr 2008 17:55 GMT
I believe that what you are describing affects where the debug/release code
bindaries are places, not where the obj folder is placed.

> In Solution Explorer, select the C# project you want to configure
> build parameters on.
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> build configuration, and that setting it on one configuration doesn't
> set it on all the remaining ones.
Hamed - 28 Apr 2008 15:43 GMT
I need to make my binary and temporary files created by compiler to be
separated from the source code. bin folder could be changed using the Output
Directory section in project properties but obj folder is not moved.

>I don't think so.  Why would you want to?  This folder is used by VS and is
>not a folder that you should be interacting with.
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>> Thanks in advance
>> Hamed
Mehrdad - 20 May 2008 10:42 GMT
I'm exactly looking for the same feature but it seems that VC# (2008
Professional) does not allow it!
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--mehrdad

> I need to make my binary and temporary files created by compiler to be
> separated from the source code. bin folder could be changed using the Output
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> >> Thanks in advance
> >> Hamed

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