I found 2 interesting blog posts about optimizing the speed of VS2005 both at startup and during regular usage:
.NET Tip of The Day: Optimize the launch of the Visual Studio 2005
.NET Tip of The Day: Speed up Visual Studio 2005
Friday, November 2, 2007
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
AfterBuild target doesn't work when building a VB.net solution
It seems that the AfterBuild target is not being called when building a VB.net solution using MSBuild. It should be substituted for the AfterCompile target.
Is that right?
Is that right?
Changing a file's attribute from a MSBuild script
This is a pretty simple one but it took me a little time figuring it out as I don't have prior MSBuild experience. Basically, you just need to use the Exec with the command attribute
<Exec Command="attrib -R $(SolutionRoot)\myFile.ext" />
This will remove the read-ony attribute from the myFile.ext file in the solution folder.
<Exec Command="attrib -R $(SolutionRoot)\myFile.ext" />
This will remove the read-ony attribute from the myFile.ext file in the solution folder.
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