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Aerouta
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Compile Behavior
Jan 28th, 2016 at 4:56am
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So I have recently upgraded to the latest version of VM and I am dealing with some of the changes that have been made over time. In the past if I was working on a project in VS and made changes to some files in the the arduino library I would, at the most, shut down VS and restart the project for the changes to take effect.

Now the only way I have been able to have the changes take effect is create a whole new project. Otherwise I get error messages associated with a library that as been deleted and is no longer "included" in the project, which seems nuts to me. This was the same for when I updated the pins_arduino.h files the the arduino installation directory. I continued to get the same error messages until I recreated the project.

Is there a way to recompile the code from scratch without having to recreate the project with a different file name? I am not very VS/VM savay.
  
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Re: Compile Behavior
Reply #1 - Jan 28th, 2016 at 12:59pm
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Hi,

Thanks for the post.

First of all the menu "Build>Clean Solution" clears the compiler cache for the current project which will avoid needing to recreate the project.

"Build>Rebuild" clears the project and library compiler cache which will help if you have only edited libraries.

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The change detection system should automatically be detecting the changes you describe so I will do some testing. You can  switch the new change detection off and revert to the older slightly less intelligent system but I suggest we look into the issue first because the older system was a little slower.

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Re: Compile Behavior
Reply #2 - Jan 29th, 2016 at 2:48am
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Hello, thanks for the reply, seems to work
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