Hi TBass,
Is there a way to get Visual Studio 2003 look to one directory for
debug version dlls when set to DEBUG and then to another directory
where I store the release version of a dll when set to RELEASE?
My current project uses about 8 dlls I've written in the past, but I
don't want to keep re-compiling them for debug/release depending on
whether I'm compiling the current project for debug/release.
What I do in this situation is to output all release modules which I need
together in one release directory and the same for the debug versions. The
intermediate output files of each project go into a sub directory of the
global release/debug directory named like the project.
So I have an output drive which I name X and there you find this file
structure
x:\release
// here I have *.dll, *.lib, *.exe and *.pdb files of release builds
X:\release\Proj1
// all project output of Proj1
X:\release\Proj2
// all project output of Proj1 and so on
X:\debug
// here I have *.dll, *.lib, *.exe and *.pdb files of debug builds
X:\debug\Proj
// Proj1 output and so on
So if you build an exe into the debug directory and run or debug it, it
should already find all debug dlls it needs.
Does that answer your question or do I miss something?
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SvenC