I have a managed incremental build included in my C ++ managed project. I have a dll written in C # and this solution contains C ++ and C # projects. I did not define dependencies between projects, but the C ++ project refers to the C # DLL.
The problem is that whenever a C # project is rebuilt, C ++ projects perform a complete rebuild. I get this error message when this happens:
Cannot verify c: \ MyProj \ MyCScode.dll. Assuming significant changes.
I am running Windows 7 in a virtual machine (maybe this is a synchronization problem?).
, Visual Studio 2008 1 (SP1), , SP1 . .
, # ++ ( /target: module csc.exe) ++ , #, :
#using "MyCScode.obj"
:
Netmodule .obj, , -, , Visual Studio , ( .netmodule ).
- ++, #using, , # . , .
, :
$(OutDir) "Resolve #using References" "C/++ | General" ++/CLI. " ... ". , .
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