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Every line of my output window in Visual Studio 2005 is prepended with the characters “1>”
I don’t know what happened but it didn’t used to do this.
I have tried searching Google but searching for the string “1>” is problematic even if you search +1> (since the + is supposed to mean exact search).
So, what does this mean?… how do I get rid of it?
Thanks,
~Eric
Visual Studio supports parallel builds, using more than one CPU core to build a solution. The 1> prefix indicates the build number that produced the output. You only really get parallel builds when you have projects that are independent of each other.