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Hi,
Is there a way I can see what commands VS.net is using to compile my asp.net projects? I'm sure its using the vbc/csc programs, but I'd love to see the command-line options it is using.
Here is what I'm after. There are many programmers in my department, but only I use Visual Studio .NET 2003, the rest are using older technologies right now. If I was ever unavailable and they needed to make a change to one of my programs, they'd need an easy way to do this.
I'd like to create a directory out there of my whole source, and have a batch file of everything Visual Studio uses to compile my assemblies and stick all of this out in a separate directory if they ever needed it. I know I can do this by hand, but if I could just see the commands Visual Studio is using, I probably could devise something.
Any help would be great!
--Michael
Is there a way I can see what commands VS.net is using to compile my asp.net projects? I'm sure its using the vbc/csc programs, but I'd love to see the command-line options it is using.
Here is what I'm after. There are many programmers in my department, but only I use Visual Studio .NET 2003, the rest are using older technologies right now. If I was ever unavailable and they needed to make a change to one of my programs, they'd need an easy way to do this.
I'd like to create a directory out there of my whole source, and have a batch file of everything Visual Studio uses to compile my assemblies and stick all of this out in a separate directory if they ever needed it. I know I can do this by hand, but if I could just see the commands Visual Studio is using, I probably could devise something.
Any help would be great!
--Michael