I\'m interested in combining a single .cpp file (containing both native and managed code) into a larger C# project.I don\'t want to use a separate DLL for the CPP code, both because it seems silly to
I am trying to specify some additional targets/tasks to an msbuild file by extending an existing msbuild file (a web applicartion .csproj file). The idea 开发者_如何学JAVAis to put configuration speci
I\'m perplexed as to what the AppDesignerFolder element is used for in a csproj file. There appears to be almost no documentation at MSDN, and the most insightful answer I\'ve found is just not very
we are using some third-party library that have some dependencies that must be referenced from the projects.
I\'ve got a solution checked out from our TFS2010 system and want to edit the .csproj file itself in native text format (and not via the Project->Properties). Until we introduced TFS2010 I just edited
Can I include a file from a subdirectory, but have it placed in the root directory of the bulid instead of its original sub directory?
Is there a way to instruct MS Build through the regular .csproj file of a class library project to include all code files (i.e. all .cs files in the project tree, sub-folders included) without listing
So I\'m adding a \"d\" extension to my assembly name when building in debug mode.As far as I can tell the standard way to do this in C# is to edit the .csproj file and put in the following:
I need to build a C# project as either WinExe or Library depending on the project\'s configuration. I\'ve开发者_开发技巧 tried both of these methods with no luck:
I\'m adding files to the a cs project outside of vs.net (images, css, etc, files outside our group but are necessary to Publish). I\'m loading the csproj and querying for the ItemGroup tha开发者_开发问
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