Can I make a build configuration in CLion that builds both Debug and Release verions?
By default "Build All" only builds Debug. I can change it to build Release instead, but that's not what I want. I want a single configuration that builds both Debug and Release.
The problem is that otherwise, my Debug and Release versions may get out of sync, which can lead to confusions later on.
Try using Before Launch -> Run Another Configuration to add your other Debug/Release configuration.
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I have two Frameworks to be added to the project, one for debug and the other for release
is there a way to add them in Embedded content for each build configuration without doing this manually?
I have a solution with a lot of project, Default build configuration manager is Debug.
Some times i need build only one project in release mode, So it force me to change solution build mode to release that consume long time to change it and after build to switch back to debug mode.
Question is any way to achieve this purpose quickly without doing this above stages?
Thanks.
Look into the batch build menu. You can select a particular project and have only that one build.
Use the command line.
Use msbuild passing in the project file and set the configuration property to release.
In a Visual Studio Command Prompt window:
msbuild /property:Configuration=Release <path to project>
anyone knows how to do this automatically/programmatically? I mean, when I switch my solution from Debug to Release, I want my main project to change from Console to Window automatically.
I thought to use vb script, but I want to know if anyone has a better solution before.
Console/Windowed subsystem is a per-project per-configuration setting. You can change it separately for Debug & Release configurations via project properties dialog - so you can just setup your Debug/Release configurations once (the settings are stored in the project files).
How do I force my TFS 2010 Build to build all projects in the solution to be built with Debug or Release Mode. I'm looking to pass in an Argument into the workflow. Do I need to use an MSBuild argument?
Seems like a very common thing to do, but I'm not able to find a straight-forward way of getting it done.
(Assumption: you are using the DefaultTemplate.xaml)
When you edit the build definition, you can locate the Process at the left side of the screen. Open the Items to build node and modify the Configurations to Build.
Visual Studio won't make a debug DLL when I select Debug for the configuration.
Instead it makes a release version. The output window show it's making a release version, even with a Debug configuration selected. The release DLL it produces has the current date.
When I save the project in the Debug configuration and reload it, it has magically switched to the Release configuration.
The project has been behaving for months, and this problem just started happening today.
What's going on, and how can I make it produce a debug DLL?
Your project build configuration is probably set to Release for the Debug solution configuration. Open the Configuration Manager (right click on solution, click "Configuration Manager..."). Select "Debug" as the active solution configuration and make sure all projects in the list have "Debug" selected as their configuration.
right click on the solution in the solution explorer, select properties, then click on Configuration, make sure the debug configuration has each sub project set to debug.