With the attached screen shot, I'm pretty sure found out the issue and
attached the way to fix the issue (i.e. delete the src\chrome\Debug
directory).

Please note that the projects are configured in such a way that the
output directory is always immediately below the .sln file placement.
Hence opening a different .sln will use a different intermediary and
output directories.

Finally, note that the precompiled headers are only used in debug, not
in release. Precompiled header assumes that the included headers in
this file never change and thus requires a full rebuild when any of
these change.

M-A

2008/9/20 Hector <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> People,  I've been trying hard to figure out why the net project is
> failing with winhttp.h and specstrings.h related stuff.   I've been
> racking my brains over this because yuns all said its all perfect.
> Googling  winhttp.h and specstrings.h shows this is not an uncommon
> related to mixed compiler vs SDK setups.   But discussions all seem to
> indicate I should be ok even with older SDK.  But why with 2008
> SDK?    There shouldn't be a problem.
>
> So because the IDE was too slow loading the CHROME solution and even
> recompiling,  I began to load just the individual projects to that I
> can atleast do some rapid tries and errors here.
>
> When I did this PUFF!!  It COMPILED!!!!
>
> I submitted this as an issue:
>
>    http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=2576
>
> mainly to get it documented with a screen shot. of two VS2005 IDE
> windows, the left side has the net.sln project only, and the right
> side has the entire chrome.sln loaded.
>
> Simply compiling the single source code proxy_resolver_winhttp.cc
> (highlight file, right click compile), and you will see it compile
> successful when the project is by itself, but fails when loaded with
> the chrome solution.
>
> I beat my brains to see the different in the properties - none.  I
> went to command line for the net.sln and it succeeds, but doing the
> same with the entire solution, it fails.
>
> Obviously, something is being inherited but that should not be the
> case - the project should compile on its own as it does.  But fails
> when loaded with the entire solution?  Weird!
>
> What on earth could this be?
>
> --
> HLS
>
>
>
> >
>

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