C# automatic rebuild

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Mr. X.

When I did in VB.NET changes on the code, I see the compilation result (if
there are errors/warning on error/warning window).
In C# I didn't see that.
How can I see the compliation results ?

Thanks :)
 
When I did in VB.NET changes on the code, I see the compilation result (if
there are errors/warning on error/warning window).
In C# I didn't see that.
How can I see the compliation results ?
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....leave the error window open? Seriously, my C# (and I'm using VS 2008 just
like you are) does some sort of background compilation automatically. Here's
an example. Let's say I build a project and I've forgotten a semicolon
somewhere. So the build fails and the error window appears. (I don't keep it
open all the time.) Now if I put the semicolon in the right place, after a
second or two that error will disappear from the window. If I don't close
the window and start typing, it will usually fill with some errors if I
haven't completed a syntactically correct line.

So in other words, it seems to me like the IDE should be doing exactly what
you want, unless I completely misunderstood the question. I look through the
Options dialog and I can't even find a way to turn this behavior off!
 
Not always the code is automatically recompiled.
(Sometimes it does, and sometimes not).
Never mind - it's not big problem.

Thank you very much.
I appreciate your efforts.
 
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