| re: Compile errors in VS.Net 2003
Check whether your Configuration Manager settings is correct. Try ticking all
the entries in the 'Build' column - this might be the problem.
If this doesn't help, may be you should try re-installing VS.NET though I
know it's a loooong process.
HTH,
Rakesh
"Ravi Chaudhary" wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> We are using VS.Net 2003 and coding in VB.net. The
> solution has 38 projects; most of the projects in the
> solution reference other projects (without any circular
> references) and all the references were added to using the
> Projects tab on the Add Reference dialog and not by
> browsing to the DLL for the project.
>
> When we build or run the solution "bogus" compile errors
> show up for classes in projects that were not modified
> before building the solution and in most cases are not
> even open in the IDE at the time. The compile errors
> typically say that a data member is missing or a control
> is missing from the class and they will only go away, if
> we rebuild the solution or just close and open it again.
> Sometimes even while rebuilding other compile errors
> related to .resources files not being accessible show up
> and then we have to delete the bin and Debug folders for
> the project containing the class and only then rebuild
> works.
>
> We have had this problem for some time now but it was NOT
> as frequent (we saw them once or twice every week), lately
> it has been happening almost every time we try to compile
> the solution after making a change.
>
> Any ideas what could be causing this? Would rebuilding the
> solution by removing all the projects from it and adding
> those back help?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Ravi
>
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