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From: Simon on 26 Jan 2010 06:26 Hi, I have a solution with 12 projects. When I do a rebuild of the solution everything looks file, no warnings and no error. Then, without changing anything I select "Build Solution" and the compiler always rebuilds 2 or 3 of the projects. The output folder is on my machine, there are no issues with the clock or anything like that. So what could cause the compiler to think it needs to rebuild those project? Regards, Simon
From: Martin B. on 26 Jan 2010 06:46 Simon wrote: > Hi, > > I have a solution with 12 projects. > When I do a rebuild of the solution everything looks file, no warnings > and no error. > > Then, without changing anything I select "Build Solution" and the > compiler always rebuilds 2 or 3 of the projects. > > The output folder is on my machine, there are no issues with the clock > or anything like that. > > So what could cause the compiler to think it needs to rebuild those > project? > Do you have any post- or pre.build steps that modify/copy/move files?
From: Simon on 26 Jan 2010 07:41 On 2010/01/26 01:26 PM, Simon wrote: > Hi, > > I have a solution with 12 projects. > When I do a rebuild of the solution everything looks file, no warnings > and no error. > > Then, without changing anything I select "Build Solution" and the > compiler always rebuilds 2 or 3 of the projects. > > The output folder is on my machine, there are no issues with the clock > or anything like that. > > So what could cause the compiler to think it needs to rebuild those > project? > > Regards, > > Simon >> Do you have any post- or pre.build steps that modify/copy/move files? Yes I do, one that modify once file. But it is not included in the project/solution. How could I run the post-build step without causing a rebuild? Simon
From: Martin B. on 26 Jan 2010 08:51 Simon wrote: > > On 2010/01/26 01:26 PM, Simon wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I have a solution with 12 projects. >> When I do a rebuild of the solution everything looks file, no warnings >> and no error. >> >> Then, without changing anything I select "Build Solution" and the >> compiler always rebuilds 2 or 3 of the projects. >> >> The output folder is on my machine, there are no issues with the clock >> or anything like that. >> >> So what could cause the compiler to think it needs to rebuild those >> project? >> >> Regards, >> >> Simon > > >> Do you have any post- or pre.build steps that modify/copy/move files? > > Yes I do, one that modify once file. > But it is not included in the project/solution. > I was talking about Project > Properties > Build Events > Post-Build Event. (that's where it is in VS2005) Which file is it modifying, and is this modified file one of the output files of the projects that are rebuilt? br, Martin
From: Simon on 26 Jan 2010 09:01 On 2010/01/26 03:51 PM, Martin B. wrote: > Simon wrote: >> >> On 2010/01/26 01:26 PM, Simon wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> I have a solution with 12 projects. >>> When I do a rebuild of the solution everything looks file, no warnings >>> and no error. >>> >>> Then, without changing anything I select "Build Solution" and the >>> compiler always rebuilds 2 or 3 of the projects. >>> >>> The output folder is on my machine, there are no issues with the clock >>> or anything like that. >>> >>> So what could cause the compiler to think it needs to rebuild those >>> project? >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> Simon >> >> >> Do you have any post- or pre.build steps that modify/copy/move files? >> >> Yes I do, one that modify once file. >> But it is not included in the project/solution. >> > > I was talking about Project > Properties > Build Events > Post-Build > Event. (that's where it is in VS2005) > > Which file is it modifying, and is this modified file one of the output > files of the projects that are rebuilt? > > br, > Martin Yes, so was I, at the end of the build, (post-build event), I increment a build number in a text file. The file is not used in any projects so the compiler should not know about it. Simon
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