Configure File Build Options

Sometimes it may be necessary for individual files to have different build options from the project, such as optimization levels or memory models.

1

Open the File Properties Window

In the Projects window, right click on the file whose properties you wish to modify and select Properties from the pop-up menu.

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2

Override Project Build Properties

Check the box next to Override build options

You should now see a tree on the left similar to the one in the Project Properties window.

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3

Modify Build Options

In the same way you would modify a project's build options, you can modify a single file's build options by selecting categories from the tree on the left and modifying their respective properties that will be displayed on the right.

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4

Close the File Properties Window

Click the OK button.

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