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Build Configuration Settings

Project Type: C#

Hi
I have a C# project solution that contains multiple sub
projects with references to each other. Currently I am
developing and debugging with build configuration of
DEBUG.

My question is regarding release process. Is it the case
that I simple toggle the solution's build configuration
to RELEASE or do I also have to remove current references
(pointing to debug complie) and re-attach references from
release compile for all projects. And vice versa if I
need to toggle back to DEBUG configuration.

Is there a ref article that I can lookup?

Thanks in advance

Teddy
Jul 21 '05 #1
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If you have project references, you should be able to simply switch over to
release and not fark with the references at all.

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Project Type: C#

Hi
I have a C# project solution that contains multiple sub
projects with references to each other. Currently I am
developing and debugging with build configuration of
DEBUG.

My question is regarding release process. Is it the case
that I simple toggle the solution's build configuration
to RELEASE or do I also have to remove current references
(pointing to debug complie) and re-attach references from
release compile for all projects. And vice versa if I
need to toggle back to DEBUG configuration.

Is there a ref article that I can lookup?

Thanks in advance

Teddy

Jul 21 '05 #2

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