PCSX2 Documentation/Compiling on Windows: Difference between revisions
PCSX2 Documentation/Compiling on Windows (view source)
Revision as of 16:11, 19 July 2015
, 19 July 2015→Miscellaneous PCSX2 Compiling Options
| Line 282: | Line 282: | ||
Stopping Unwanted Components from Compiling | ==Stopping Unwanted Components from Compiling== | ||
If you are developing a specific project and do not want to compile the other projects every time you re-build the solution, or if you just don't want to compile a specific plug-in for some reason or another, you can easily accomplish this. | If you are developing a specific project and do not want to compile the other projects every time you re-build the solution, or if you just don't want to compile a specific plug-in for some reason or another, you can easily accomplish this. | ||
Open the pcsx2_suite_2008.sln Solution file and right-click on the Project you wish not to compile. Select "Unload" from the context menu. | Open the pcsx2_suite_2008.sln Solution file and right-click on the Project you wish not to compile. Select "Unload" from the context menu. | ||
You will now see that the project is listed as "(Unavailable)", as shown in the screenshot. | You will now see that the project is listed as "(Unavailable)", as shown in the screenshot. | ||
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. | ||
[[File:Unwantedcomponents1.jpg | frameless]] | |||
[[File:Unwantedcomponents2.jpg | frameless]] | |||
==Running PCSX2 from the Visual Studio Debugger== | ==Running PCSX2 from the Visual Studio Debugger== | ||