Setting a Debug Breakpoint in a Win32 API in Visual Studio
Setting a debug breakpoint in a Win32 API in Visual Studio.
Setting a debug breakpoint in a Win32 API in Visual Studio.
Setting the Platform Toolset to target a native C/C++ application to Windows 2000/XP RTM/XP SP1 with Visual Studio 2010.
Using SubWCRev and a pre-build event to automatically retrieve the Subversion information from your working copy and set the file version for a .NET project.
Using SubWCRev and a pre-build event to automatically retrieve the Subversion information from your working copy and set the file version in a native C/C++ project.
Using a pre-build event to automatically retrieve the Mercurial version information from your working copy and set the file version for a .NET project.
Using a pre-build event to automatically retrieve the Mercurial version information from your working copy and set the file version in a native C/C++ project.
Using a file to share common assembly version attributes across multiple .NET projects in a Visual Studio solution.
Using a Resource in Visual Studio you can include Version information directly into a native C/C++ binary.
Define a version scheme and automatically include the info in your binaries during the build process to save you a lot of time and headache.