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Asked: 2026-06-13T13:35:36+00:00

Is it slower? Sometimes there are exceptions or issues triggered by open-source projects, where

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Is it slower? Sometimes there are exceptions or issues triggered by open-source projects, where having direct access to the code can give you much more insight on what you’re doing wrong. Does it slow down the project, and especially does it increase compilation time? Assuming no changes are done to the project – I don’t think it needs to be rebuilt everytime?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Assuming no changes are done to the project – I don’t think it needs
    to be rebuilt everytime?

    By default, If you choose Build, visual studio only considers the changed code. If you select Re-Build option then everything will be considered for compilation.

    Does it slow down the project, and especially does it increase
    compilation time?

    If by slow you mean application execution performance, then NO, there shouldn’t be any difference, and for Compilation time, yes it will increase a bit (if no changes are made to the reference project). If the project is referenced in multiple locations and changes has been made to the project, then everything should go through the compilation process to make sure that everything is working fine.

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