I have a C file with 35,000 lines that I'm trying to convert to C#.
Even after 'conversion' I have upward of 3,500 errors when I build.
It seems that the Output window lists the errors very quickly, but then
there is a long delay while these are all put in the Error List.
I would like to disable this completely and simply use the Output window to
avoid the waiting time.
Hiding the Error List is useless as it just reappears.
Is there a snazzy setting that I can turn the thing off completely?
Or are there any suggestions to speed up the build process?
Many thanks,
Ronnie
Hi Ronnie,
From your description, you've converted a C program into C# and now find
that there're plenty of erros which make the IDE slowly to refresh,correct?
Based on my experience, the Error List is always populated through the
current build or compile result. That means as long as the IDE(depend on
the project type) detect warnings, errors ... it will be formatted and
collected into Error List. So far I haven't found any configuration to
completely suppress this (except hide the window). BTW, what's the project
type in .net and what're the most errors. One means to suppress this is
ignore some certain errors or warnings, C# has some directives that can do
this.
#Suppress warnings in C# 2.0
http://blogs.msdn.com/kaevans/archive/2005/11/06/489681.aspx
#/nowarn (Suppress Specified Warnings) (C# Compiler Options)
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7f28x9z3(VS.80).aspx
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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