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How to Stop VS2005 from recommiling errors while making changes

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SRV - 11 Mar 2008 21:56 GMT
HI,

We have recently migrated out VB6 app to VB2005(framework 2.0) and resulted
in lot of errors. We wish to address each error one at a time. The problem
is, everytime an issue is fixed by changing a line of code in the VB2005 IDE,
it takes lot of time before it allows to fix the next line of error. All this
time was taken to recompile the list of errors on the fly.

All that I am looking for - is there any setting/option in VS2005 that would
stop the IDE from performing immediate code compliation?

Please share your ideas.

Thanks
SRV
Sylvain - 11 Mar 2008 22:55 GMT
SRV wrote on 11/03/2008 21:56:

> We have recently migrated out VB6 app to VB2005(framework 2.0) and resulted
> in lot of errors. We wish to address each error one at a time. The problem
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> All that I am looking for - is there any setting/option in VS2005 that would
> stop the IDE from performing immediate code compliation?

from my experience (VS2005 with C/C++ compiler) it does not recompile on
a fly - nor it accepts to recompile during a debug session (the "apply
changes" that works so great with Studio 98!!)

still puzzled considering how this tool (I mean Studio) is less & less
usable with each new version - I certainly miss a key information, any
share will be also welcome.

Sylvain.

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