Hi:
I have a project that references some in-house assemblies, and in the
'debug' configuration I use the debug versions of these assemblies, but
when I switch to the 'release' configuration, I want the solution to use
the 'release' versions of the referenced assemblies.
How should I go about this?
TIA,
MartinH.
2  1189 
Hi Martin,
You have to include the project of the referenced assembly into your
solution and add the reference as a "Project Reference" if you want Visual
Studio to reference the appropriate assemblies for building simply by
changing the solution configuration.
Your other option is to create a custom add-in or use the Pre-build event to
swap the actual .dll being referenced with the appropriate version (not sure
if that will even work)
Your best option is probably to use a project reference.
HTH
"Martin Hart" <"martin dot hartturner at gmail dot com"> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP05.phx.gbl. .. Hi:
I have a project that references some in-house assemblies, and in the
'debug' configuration I use the debug versions of these assemblies, but
when I switch to the 'release' configuration, I want the solution to use
the 'release' versions of the referenced assemblies.
How should I go about this?
TIA,
MartinH.
Dave:
Thanks very much for the response.
I must admit I didn't even know that a "Project Reference" existed, I
will check it out :-)
Thanks again,
Martin.
Dave Sexton escribió: Hi Martin,
You have to include the project of the referenced assembly into your
solution and add the reference as a "Project Reference" if you want Visual
Studio to reference the appropriate assemblies for building simply by
changing the solution configuration.
Your other option is to create a custom add-in or use the Pre-build event to
swap the actual .dll being referenced with the appropriate version (not sure
if that will even work)
Your best option is probably to use a project reference.
HTH
"Martin Hart" <"martin dot hartturner at gmail dot com"> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP05.phx.gbl. .. Hi:
I have a project that references some in-house assemblies, and in the
'debug' configuration I use the debug versions of these assemblies, but
when I switch to the 'release' configuration, I want the solution to use
the 'release' versions of the referenced assemblies.
How should I go about this?
TIA,
MartinH.
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