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Ram Baruch - 13 Nov 2003 08:12 GMT
Hi,
I'm using VS.NET 2003 and I have a question:
I have a solution that contains 8 dlls. They depend on each other.
I wanted that when I press 'build solution' it will build the dlls in the
correct order, so I added dependencies for each project.
So far so good. When I pressed 'build solution' it built the dlls in the
correct order.
The problem is that when I just want to build _one_ dll it builds all the
dlls that it depends on. Not to mention 'rebuild all', then it rebuilds all
the dlls that it depends on.
Is there any way to determine the build order of 'build solution' WITHOUT
setting dependencies for each project?
What is the default order of 'build solution'?
Regards,
Ram.
Dave Harris - 13 Nov 2003 11:47 GMT
"Ram Baruch" <info@metalix-cad-cam.com> wrote (abridged):
> The problem is that when I just want to build _one_ dll it builds all the
> dlls that it depends on.

If you right-click on the project in the solutions pane, then select
"Project Only", the options there don't build the other projects.

-- Dave Harris

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