KSpam wrote: > All of my coworkers use Visual Studio 2005, and it properly indicates when > project files need to be reloaded. In fact, it is quite an annoyance when > you have dozens of project files that are modified by CMake, and you have to > manually say "Yes" to reloading each and every one of them. Of course, this > is no fault of CMake, as its job is to simply generate the project files. I > would like to see Visual Studio handle reloading project files a little more > eloquently.
Yes, I agree. But still, VS8 actually reloads all projects which is more than you can say about VS7 which only reloaded the first project. :-) > > This sounds to me like a specific setting on your Visual Studio install. I > believe that there is a setting in Visual Studio that can ignore externally > modified files or automatically reload them. Perhaps you are unknowingly > using this setting. As I said in a previous post, the project files are being reloaded, but not until *after* the build is complete. (Unless Visual Studio silently reloads projects during a building, but I seriously doubt that.) -- /Jesper _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
