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Revision as of 17:08, 9 January 2015
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== | ==Miscellaneous PCSX2 Compiling Options== | ||
As with any project, the PCSX2 project has several configurable options in relation to compiling. | As with any project, the PCSX2 project has several configurable options in relation to compiling. | ||
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When you compile, this solution will be skipped. Best of all, this option is persistent, but does not write to the Solution (.sln) file, so making this change will not cause you to get warned of a Version Conflict every time you update your SVN in the future. | When you compile, this solution will be skipped. Best of all, this option is persistent, but does not write to the Solution (.sln) file, so making this change will not cause you to get warned of a Version Conflict every time you update your SVN in the future. | ||
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==8. Running PCSX2 from the Visual Studio Debugger== | ==8. Running PCSX2 from the Visual Studio Debugger== | ||
It is possible (and quite easy) to run PCSX2 from the Visual Studio Debugger, if you feel so compelled to do so. See below for instructions on how to do it for each supported version of Visual Studio. | It is possible (and quite easy) to run PCSX2 from the Visual Studio Debugger, if you feel so compelled to do so. See below for instructions on how to do it for each supported version of Visual Studio. | ||