VS .NET 2003: Debug vs. Release

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  • muz dogru
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    VS .NET 2003: Debug vs. Release



    Hi,

    my question is concerning the visual studio .net 2003 environment. In
    C++ projects for example, it is possible to define different postbuild
    codes for debug configurations and release configurations. I have tried
    to use different postbuild scripts for these two configurations for my
    C# project, but VS2003 cannot distinguis the postbuild between the two
    configurations. Isn't that possible for C# projects?

    thx a lot

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    • Peter Lillevold
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      Re: VS .NET 2003: Debug vs. Release

      Hi!

      That is true, the pre- and post-build event command line macros are shared
      among configurations.
      But the $(Configuration Name) macro will expand to the selected configuration,
      thus you can use that to switch behaviour.

      Regards,
      Peter Lillevold
      http://blogs.eternia.cc/peter

      [color=blue]
      > Hi,
      >
      > my question is concerning the visual studio .net 2003 environment. In
      > C++ projects for example, it is possible to define different postbuild
      > codes for debug configurations and release configurations. I have
      > tried to use different postbuild scripts for these two configurations
      > for my C# project, but VS2003 cannot distinguis the postbuild between
      > the two configurations. Isn't that possible for C# projects?
      >
      > thx a lot
      >
      > *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***
      >[/color]



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        • muz dogru
          #3
          Re: VS .NET 2003: Debug vs. Release



          thx a lot!

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