Blue Squiggly Line

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Can anyone tell me how to turn off the feature that creates the blue
squiggly line under code that has errors? Is that feature called
background compile? I am working on a huge project, and it seems that
the more errors that are found by this feature, the slower Visual
Studio runs.
 
J said:
Can anyone tell me how to turn off the feature that creates the blue
squiggly line under code that has errors? Is that feature called
background compile? I am working on a huge project, and it seems that
the more errors that are found by this feature, the slower Visual
Studio runs.
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err... The easy answer is not to have so many errors that is boggs down the
IDE - but simple answers aren't always the best!

The other day, on the Task Tab in the IDE I had the message "You have
exceeded the maximum number of errors allowed" I thought that was funny.

Severin
 
Cool! An IDE language that prevents you from entering any more errors. You
can guarantee to your boss/client that you only have X number of errors in
 
Yes, of course that is correct. But, with all of the
interconnectedness of a large project, when you are in the middle of
implementing changes or adding code, there are bound to be errors. I
just noticed that there are times when I am writing a large amount of
code that I know there are errors, and I don't want to hear about it
form the IDE. It seems as though the more blue lines that are present
the more I have to wait.

Thanks for the response.

J
 
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