I added a couple of projects to an existing Visual Studio 2005 C++ solution using the Makefile project template. For one, I set the Configuration Type to Makefile. I am using it to build the OpenSSL static libraries using OpenSSLs build process (Perl & nmake). Works fine; Im happy. For the other, I set the Configuration Type to Utility. I am using this one just to unpack the gSOAP tar ball and move some source around. Works fine, too. I made my main project dependent on both of these projects. I can build my app. However, whenever I run the app, VS always displays a box with this message:
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These projects are out of date:
OpenSSL - Release Win32
gSOAPsrc - Release Win32
Would you like to build them?
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Anybody know how to advise VS that these projects have indeed been built? Or at least how to fake it out?
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Thanks!
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<br/>
These projects are out of date:
OpenSSL - Release Win32
gSOAPsrc - Release Win32
Would you like to build them?
<br/>
Anybody know how to advise VS that these projects have indeed been built? Or at least how to fake it out?
<br/>
Thanks!
View the full article