Compilation permission order

Question

How does VS 2008 determine where to look for assemblies used to compile applications? There must be some order. Is there something that is used in Tools \ Settings or something else? I am looking for the assembly order in the compilation process.

Answer 1

Actually, VS 2008 does not determine the order, but rather a compiler. I know that you did not specify a language, but I will use C # as an example (I am sure that many other languages ​​would also serve as good examples). If you used C #, the compiler first processes csc.rsp (the answer file located next to csc.exe) and then processes the command line parameters / r :. The order of operations determines which assembly is referenced. Therefore, assembly links are first set in csc.rsp, and then command line assemblies are built. It was a compilation time.

Here are the docs for the C # answer file:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8a1fs1tb(VS.71).aspx

Here's the docs for the C # command line compiler options:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2fdbz5xd(VS.71).aspx

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