Why won't the C ++ project automatically rebuild when the C # project on which it depends is changed?

Question

I have a Visual Studio 2012 solution that includes a C # Addinproject and a C ++ project Shim. If I made changes to Addin(C #), I want Shim(C ++) to rebuild, but I cannot achieve it. When I press F5, it Addinrebuilds, but Shimno. If I am Rebuild Solution, then this is good, but there are many other projects in the solution, and it takes too much time to do this every time.

I am running Visual Studio 2012 Update 4 on 64-bit Windows Pro 8.0 with a 64-bit processor.

This is what I have tried so far:

• Creation Shimdepends on Addinthrough "Project Dependencies ..."

• ShimLink settingAddin

• (adding a link) Setting 'Output Reference Assembly' and 'Link Library Dependencies' to True

• Adding both the project folder and the output folder Addinto the "Additional inclusion directories" in the Shimproperties => Config => C / C ++ section

• Reading this article: Visual Studio 2012 does not create a project at startup when its dependencies change (nothing good)

• Reading this article: VS 2012 does not create a dependent project (changing the staging folder to Shima new folder did not work)

• Validating the rebuild Addinby checking the folders objand bin(this)

• Checking for any changes in folders objand bin Shim(they are not)

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Answer 1

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