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Project always out of date ?!

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    Using Microsoft .NET 2003, Visual C++ After compiling a project, when I run the project, I get a dialogbox saying the project is out of date and if I want to comile it. If I respond Yes, it seems to be compiling the resources. I've checked the dates of resource files, all seems ok. What can be causing that ? happy holidays.

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      Using Microsoft .NET 2003, Visual C++ After compiling a project, when I run the project, I get a dialogbox saying the project is out of date and if I want to comile it. If I respond Yes, it seems to be compiling the resources. I've checked the dates of resource files, all seems ok. What can be causing that ? happy holidays.

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      I found my problem... There was a conditional compile directive in the .RC file that was spanning on two lines with a '\' line break. I removed the '\' line break so that the directive fits only on one line. That made the 'out of date' message go away. I found this line by looking at the BuildLog.htm result file. There was an entry stating that a file 'define(_DEBUG))' could not be found. Not to sure how this happened. I never edited that file by hand. This project was converted from VC6 to VC.NET by VC.NET, but was not doing that problem after convertion. Happend at some point after. anyways, it is solved. Thought I was going crazy :wtf: Thanks for the spiritual support :) Louis. --- Now...how to rate this one ? ;P

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