One, easier, way to do this (if it is unmananged C++ it will have to be a VS 2008 .sln, otherwise any version should be OK) would be to use MSBuild to compile the solution and pass it the /m (for mulitcore) flag. This then tells MSBuild that as you have an open core, build the next project who 1. has no dependencies 2. Has already had all of its dependencies built. Compiling it this way on a quad core will shake out most dependency issues.
On Oct 9, 9:26 pm, DHofmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there a way to, one at a time, build and then clean each project > (and dependencies) within a Visual Studio solution individually > without some kind of manual intervention like creating separate tasks > for each project? The purpose would be to check that the dependencies > are setup correctly.
