9
Mar
Scott in: Programming, visual studio
One of the few remaining issues I continually have is this “Could not write to output file” compile error I get when I switch my configuration types. I think the majority of time it is when I switch from Debug to Release version. I don't always get it, but it happens I would say once every 3 days or so.
Then I am forced to restart Visual Studio, and it compiles like nothing was every wrong.
Has anyone else seen this?
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3
Jun
Scott in: Programming, visual studio
I like having comments in the code that shows who did it and when. You can obviously get more complex, but this is good for me.
To make your own macro to look like “//SBE 06/04/2004: “, do this:
- Open Macro Explorer w/in VS.NET. (Tools –> Macros –> Macro Explorer)
- Create a function like the one below in any module. My example below uses a module called “Module1″ (those are my initials BTW).
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