cjard
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Hi all
When I write a service, I ususally use IF DEBUG compiler directives to choose whether ServiceBase.Run will be used (release) or whether a Windows.Forms.Application.Run will be used (because services must be installed, its easier to debug them by opening a form to start a message loop and prevent the app from exiting)
Come release time, I wonder how I can use compiler directives to prevent the form being compiled into the assembly? I conditionally removed all the backend form and designer code, and I get a warning:
A namespace or class definition was found within a conditional compilation directive in the file "DebugForm.cs". This may lead to an incorrect choice for the manifest resource name for resource "DebugForm.resx
Does it matter?
When I write a service, I ususally use IF DEBUG compiler directives to choose whether ServiceBase.Run will be used (release) or whether a Windows.Forms.Application.Run will be used (because services must be installed, its easier to debug them by opening a form to start a message loop and prevent the app from exiting)
Come release time, I wonder how I can use compiler directives to prevent the form being compiled into the assembly? I conditionally removed all the backend form and designer code, and I get a warning:
A namespace or class definition was found within a conditional compilation directive in the file "DebugForm.cs". This may lead to an incorrect choice for the manifest resource name for resource "DebugForm.resx
Does it matter?
