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I run my program from some project ,using
“Configuration Properties -> Debugging“
When I press F5,before starting to run the program it compiles the project…I don`t want to compile the project,but just start execution of what I defined in the
“Configuration Properties -> Debugging”.
(The program executable exists)
How can I do it?
Thanks
The option that controls this is not directly associated with a project; it is under the general Visual Studio options.
Choose the menu item
Tools\Options. Then go toProjects and Solutions\Build and Run. There is an option named"On Run, when projects are out of date:. You can choose between “Always build”, “Never build”, “Prompt to build”.