Creating "light" backups of Visual Studio projects...
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Hi - I'd like to create online backups of my Visual Studio directories. I work from a location with a reeeeeaaaallllllyyyyy sllllloooowwww connection, so I was thinking of creating as minimal backups as possible. Has anyone solved this problem? I was thinking that I only need the .vcproj, the .rc, the source code (.cc and .h) to be able to completely recreate the project. Am I on the right track here? Thanks!
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Hi - I'd like to create online backups of my Visual Studio directories. I work from a location with a reeeeeaaaallllllyyyyy sllllloooowwww connection, so I was thinking of creating as minimal backups as possible. Has anyone solved this problem? I was thinking that I only need the .vcproj, the .rc, the source code (.cc and .h) to be able to completely recreate the project. Am I on the right track here? Thanks!
I back up every couple of hours or after a major code problem gets solved/overcome. In order to make it all fit in a reasonable space, I just delete the .ncb file, release folder , and debug folders. Those seem to be the biggest users of disk space (for medium to large projects at least) IMO.
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I back up every couple of hours or after a major code problem gets solved/overcome. In order to make it all fit in a reasonable space, I just delete the .ncb file, release folder , and debug folders. Those seem to be the biggest users of disk space (for medium to large projects at least) IMO.