Modifying intrinsic property sheet inclusion

Intrinsic property sheets like "Optimize for speed" seem to be added to all projects. It's strange seeing that under a debug configuration. How do I remove sheets such as that one when they're not what I want

Thanks,
Gary


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Modifying intrinsic property sheet inclusion

  • techrep50

    If that is something that is annoying to you, please log your suggestion at http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/productfeedback/default.aspx

    Thanks in advance for taking the time to log your opinion!

    Thanks,
    Ayman Shoukry
    VC++ Team


  • Bosko

    Ok, will do. In the meantime, how do I override it In the case of "Optimize for Speed", I've overridden its /O2 setting with custom settings in another prop sheet. Unfortunately, both settings end up on the command line. Mine come second so presumably they override the first for CL.

    Do you know what the precendence is for intrinsic sheets vs. my own

    Thanks again,
    Gary

  • Denv

    Ok, but why should a non-removable property page be attached to all my projects What if I don't happen to want it I can override its settings, but I'll have to look at it forever in the IDE.

    -Gary

  • seigo

    I don't understand what you mean.

    Even a so called DEBUG configuration can be optimized for speed.



  • Gerdsen

    The Optimize for speed sheet is also added to configurations of the Makefile type. It is definitely irrelevant there.

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