Re: intermediate file output folder
- From: "gonzalez" <none@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2005 18:03:02 -0800
I thinks that's my problem, I'm using C#, and the C# project doesn't have
that option. My problem is that
now I have .net1.1, .net2.0, .cf1, .cf2, all in the same directory, since I
need to generate different version of
my DLL. I was able to do this with VC6 and Borland Compilers, but with
VS2003/VS2005 I have a collision with the *.pdb file. And I can't delete
that file with a prebuild event either 'cause VS has it locked. Oh well, I
got to keep doing my manual clean ups.
Thanks Andrew,
--Ader.
"Andrew McDonald" <myrmecophagavir@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:%23REeGEEAGHA.292@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> "gonzalez" <none@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote...
>> How can I redirect the intermediate files output for my VS2003/VS2005
>> projects?
>
> You don't say what language, but if it's C++ check the Intermediate
> Directory setting in the General tab of the Project Properties.
>
> --
> Andrew
>
.
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