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The title says it all. I am missing the option to compile a single file, which according to the help documentation and searches here should be available under the Build menu and also by right-clicking a file in the solution explorer. Does anyone have any idea what to do? Thanks!
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This is a documented (in the Release Notes) restriction for when you are using the bundled Visual Studio Premier Partner Edition. We hope to be able to add back that option when using VSPPE in the future.
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As an interrum hack you could add an empty project to your solution (as a static lib). Then when you want to compile one source file, drag and drop it into the empty project and then build that project. When error free, then you can drag it back. You may need to keep some dummy subroutine in this project so your actual build will not complain about missing .LIB file.
Jim Dempsey

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