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In converting my projects from VS2003 to VS2005, I've found that my compiled
components file size has grown considerably (on average, by about 38%!!).
Althought drives are cheap, bandwidth and Time is not!
Investigating the assemblies with ILDASM (comparing my v1.1 to my v2.0),
I've noticed that there are many objects that have been emitted to the
assemblies under the "MY" namespace.
I've found in MSDN that I can set a compiler option of
"/define_MYTYPE=/"Empty/" to prevent my assemblies from being littered with
the MY. objects, but I can't figure out how / where to set this compiler
option.
If anyone can give me an example of how to set this compiler option, it
would be greatly appreciated - (I'd love to move to 2005, but the cost of the
file sizes may negate the advantages of the new platform).
Thanks in advance,
Skip V.
components file size has grown considerably (on average, by about 38%!!).
Althought drives are cheap, bandwidth and Time is not!
Investigating the assemblies with ILDASM (comparing my v1.1 to my v2.0),
I've noticed that there are many objects that have been emitted to the
assemblies under the "MY" namespace.
I've found in MSDN that I can set a compiler option of
"/define_MYTYPE=/"Empty/" to prevent my assemblies from being littered with
the MY. objects, but I can't figure out how / where to set this compiler
option.
If anyone can give me an example of how to set this compiler option, it
would be greatly appreciated - (I'd love to move to 2005, but the cost of the
file sizes may negate the advantages of the new platform).
Thanks in advance,
Skip V.