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I am running Visual Studio 2005 working on c++ projects under Win7 64 bits with Intel 9.1 compiler installed. Until last Friday I was using the same code, solution and softwares but under Vista32 bits. All was fine then. My problem is this: The normal
behavior, when I double-click on a .cpp in a project, if for the project to be selected, so that if I ask Build Selection it builds the project only. Right now, thats not working. The only way I can have the Build Selection option available is if I manually
click on the .icproj item in the solution tree. Then, if I ask a Build Selection, it actually builds the whole solution. The same behavior occurs if I ask for a Get Latest: instead of getting only the project, it gets the whole solution. Ive also noticed
that even though I compile the Debug version with debug information, when I attach the debugger to the running software, it will not load any symbols for any of the .icproj projects although it loads symbols for many other projects (inclusing some dlls
I compile in another solution which are used by the software Im working on).
I have looked at all the Options for Visual Studio, for the solution, for the projects. Nothing seems out of place. We are many here using this solution and Im the only one who has this problem. My .sln is identical to the one on the database. All
my projects are also up to date with the database.
I have another solution where all the projects are regular .vcproj, and that solution works as it should. So, thinking that the problem was the integration of Intel, I uninstalled all the Intel packages and re-installed them from scratch. Nothing changed.
Can anybody suggest something else I should check?
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I am running Visual Studio 2005 working on c++ projects under Win7 64 bits with Intel 9.1 compiler installed. Until last Friday I was using the same code, solution and softwares but under Vista32 bits. All was fine then. My problem is this: The normal
behavior, when I double-click on a .cpp in a project, if for the project to be selected, so that if I ask Build Selection it builds the project only. Right now, thats not working. The only way I can have the Build Selection option available is if I manually
click on the .icproj item in the solution tree. Then, if I ask a Build Selection, it actually builds the whole solution. The same behavior occurs if I ask for a Get Latest: instead of getting only the project, it gets the whole solution. Ive also noticed
that even though I compile the Debug version with debug information, when I attach the debugger to the running software, it will not load any symbols for any of the .icproj projects although it loads symbols for many other projects (inclusing some dlls
I compile in another solution which are used by the software Im working on).
I have looked at all the Options for Visual Studio, for the solution, for the projects. Nothing seems out of place. We are many here using this solution and Im the only one who has this problem. My .sln is identical to the one on the database. All
my projects are also up to date with the database.
I have another solution where all the projects are regular .vcproj, and that solution works as it should. So, thinking that the problem was the integration of Intel, I uninstalled all the Intel packages and re-installed them from scratch. Nothing changed.
Can anybody suggest something else I should check?
View the full article