Compiling Single File

Compiling Single File

• krinpit

  Creating a new project anytime you want to isolate errors in just one file doesn't seem worth it. However I did try to create an empty project and ran into the "huge dialog box" problem I mentioned in an earlier post. Creating a new project for the file and programs to unit test the file may be worth it though.
  
  

• Jojy

  You've left us to guess what the problem is
  
  First of all, you need to create an empty project that you can add files to.  Then, I wish you luck - the whole point of a bunch of files being in a project is that they work together, and tend to be somewhat reliant on one another.  It's unlikely there will be too many classes you can compile and run in isolation, unless they are helper classes.
  
  

• yadav.shivam

  I'm getting helpful results attempting to compile it with CL on the command line. Jsut wish I could do it in the IDE. I forgot to mention that I added the Compile... command to the Debug menu, but it's greyed out.
  
  
  I'm not interested in the "run" part at this point in time. I just want to find out what's become undefined with the changes I'm making.
  
  

• Miljac

  If you can compile on the command line, I can't imagine why you can't create an empty project, add the files and compile.  What happens
  
  
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