How to use the Build Log?

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How do you use the Build Log?

I am trying to see where the errors are located, by using the Build Log, just exactly how do you use this Build Log?

Posted 21-Mar-10 18:21pm

painterdave

Updated 21-Mar-10 22:29pm

CPallini

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Solution 1

Perhaps you should just read the error messages and look at what they say ? Perhaps also if you want to ask a programming question, you should tell us what the errors are, show us the code, and even tell us what language you're using ?

Posted 21-Mar-10 18:27pm

Christian Graus

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-21T22:34:00

Solution 2

Simple recipe (assuming you're tasking about Visual Studio...):

Read the error messages.
Try to understand error messages.

Hint: the name of the source file, as well the line number wherein the error occurred are provided in the error message.
:)

Posted 21-Mar-10 22:34pm

CPallini