build-process

问题 I am trying to disable output of a vshost.exe file to my release folder. There is a similar question here and here. This Microsoft doc instruction for 2015, and followed the 2017 rc link and found this They all mention the Enable the Visual Studio hosting process checkbox on the properties Debug tab. But this option does not appear in my screen. I have tried this on the properties pages for Console Application and windows Application project output types. Is this feature supported in VS

问题 Surprisingly enough I couldn't find the answer to this question. I am trying to rebuild the java JRE from source. I obtain the java JRE source by extracting the src.zip file in the JDK. After making any changes I need to make to the JRE, how do I compile the new source back into .java files (after which I can compress it into the rt.jar file). Thanks. 回答1: Some of the Java sources that make up rt.jar are generated during the build process, from scripts and other means. Some of the properties

问题 Surprisingly enough I couldn't find the answer to this question. I am trying to rebuild the java JRE from source. I obtain the java JRE source by extracting the src.zip file in the JDK. After making any changes I need to make to the JRE, how do I compile the new source back into .java files (after which I can compress it into the rt.jar file). Thanks. 回答1: Some of the Java sources that make up rt.jar are generated during the build process, from scripts and other means. Some of the properties

问题 So, I've got a single VB6 executable that references multiple VB6 COM DLLs. Is it possible for me to generate, on-the-fly, a manifest for the executable as well as a manifest for each of the referenced DLLs? If so, then how? I would like to perform this operation as part of our build process without having to register the COM DLLs as part of the process. NOTE: All the reg-free COM examples that I've found so far involve .NET interop, which is not a requirement for what I'm doing. [EDIT] After

问题 So, I've got a single VB6 executable that references multiple VB6 COM DLLs. Is it possible for me to generate, on-the-fly, a manifest for the executable as well as a manifest for each of the referenced DLLs? If so, then how? I would like to perform this operation as part of our build process without having to register the COM DLLs as part of the process. NOTE: All the reg-free COM examples that I've found so far involve .NET interop, which is not a requirement for what I'm doing. [EDIT] After

问题 So, I've got a single VB6 executable that references multiple VB6 COM DLLs. Is it possible for me to generate, on-the-fly, a manifest for the executable as well as a manifest for each of the referenced DLLs? If so, then how? I would like to perform this operation as part of our build process without having to register the COM DLLs as part of the process. NOTE: All the reg-free COM examples that I've found so far involve .NET interop, which is not a requirement for what I'm doing. [EDIT] After

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