How do setup vs7 not to build everytime I start debug

[R.A.]

Is there a way to setup visual studio so that it won't build every time I
start the debugger?

Thanks

[Bonj]

It shouldn't build any project that you haven't changed since it was last
built. Have you not noticed the 'Project1 - up to date.' message in the
compilation output sometimes?
That's on a project level. But on a file level, C# has to recompile all
files of a project if any of the project has changed, as it doesn't have any
concept of precompiled headers in the same way that C++ does. There's no way
of avoiding that.
Although C# is a lot faster to compile than C++ is!

"R.A." wrote:

Is there a way to setup visual studio so that it won't build every time I
start the debugger?

Thanks

[R.A.]

The problem with c# is that every time it recompiles it changes the version
number - and that forces me to rebuild all projects/solutions that has
dependancy when using strong names.
Thanks
"Bonj" <Bo**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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It shouldn't build any project that you haven't changed since it was last
built. Have you not noticed the 'Project1 - up to date.' message in the
compilation output sometimes?
That's on a project level. But on a file level, C# has to recompile all
files of a project if any of the project has changed, as it doesn't have any concept of precompiled headers in the same way that C++ does. There's no way of avoiding that.
Although C# is a lot faster to compile than C++ is!

"R.A." wrote:

Is there a way to setup visual studio so that it won't build every time I start the debugger?

Thanks