Is there a way to force the build to fail given certain conditions in the post-build event? The package I\'m working with runs jslint and a few other solutions all together on post-build, I would like
I\'m working on an iOS project in xcode and I\'d like to include different codes depending on the build scheme. ie: For anything except the开发者_高级运维 Distribution on an iOS Device scheme, I\'d li
I had old code that the source got lost (开发者_C百科but we own it) so I decomplied it using reflector.net.
I have looked for some info on this and haven\'t found anything very helpful. Background What I have is GNU Common Lisp installed. I can create a Lisp file and compile it to a .o object file using t
Is there anything I can do to make f# code compile faster apart from (or better yet instead of) running ngen?
I\'m trying to compile Opengazer (Open source gaze tracker) code with visual studio on windows, whilethe code was originally written for linux and should be compile with cmake.
I\'m kinda new to C, and I can\'t seem to do what I want. I need to make some Python bindings for C functions, and I think I can figure this out. But there\'s one little line that WILL NOT WORK.
This question popped into my head today at work when I was having yet another domestic affair with my compiler.Despite my buff pinky (due to all the semicolon pressing I do at work), I managed to miss
Reading an article about Lost Programming Skills, the author brings up this chat: Me: How much horsepower do you need?
I have a configuration class that I would like to use for a variety of builds.The class itself changes between builds, but the c开发者_Go百科lass name remains the same, as does the header file name.
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