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Visual Studio 2003 "Project configuration(s) out of date ... Would you like to build them?"
Posted on 2006-11-18
This question was asked before and the answer was basically "you can't do that". I find that answer hard to believe.
Using Visual Studio 2003, I edit my C++ program and press F5. VS2003 raises a dialog asking whether I want to build before running.
Of course I do. And 2005 doesn't ask -- it just does the build.
How do I configure VS2003 to stop asking me -- just build the project?
I have looked in the options and don't see anything. I am fully aware of _why_ the project needs to be built. I'm using VS2003 because my partner is using VS2003, so would prefer not to migrate this project to VS2005.
How do I configure VS2003 to stop asking me -- just build the project?
Thank you.
Using Visual Studio 2003, I edit my C++ program and press F5. VS2003 raises a dialog asking whether I want to build before running.
Of course I do. And 2005 doesn't ask -- it just does the build.
How do I configure VS2003 to stop asking me -- just build the project?
I have looked in the options and don't see anything. I am fully aware of _why_ the project needs to be built. I'm using VS2003 because my partner is using VS2003, so would prefer not to migrate this project to VS2005.
How do I configure VS2003 to stop asking me -- just build the project?
Thank you.
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In VS2005 this is done by the following way:
Tools - Options - Projects and Solutions - Build and Run.
Combobox "On Run, when projects are out of date:". Select Always build.
I hope there is something like this in VS 2003.
Tools - Options - Projects and Solutions - Build and Run.
Combobox "On Run, when projects are out of date:". Select Always build.
I hope there is something like this in VS 2003.
AlexFM,
Thank you. VS2003 doesn't have the "Build and Run" dialog. I can see it in VS2005, but VS2003 simply doesn't have it.
Joe
Thank you. VS2003 doesn't have the "Build and Run" dialog. I can see it in VS2005, but VS2003 simply doesn't have it.
Joe
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