Remove the solution to ipch and.sdf files in vs2010

  • 2020-04-01 21:38:49
  • OfStack

When using Visual Studio 2010 to develop C++ programs, you will find some strange files created, such as a folder called ipch, and a project with the same name. These files are used by Visual Studio to save precompiled header files and Intellisense, and deleting them has no impact on the development of the project at all. So what if I want to use both pre-compiled headers and Intellisense, but don't want to see these boring files?

Enter the following Settings in Visual Studio: "Tools > Options ", select "Text Editor > C/C + + > "And then find" Fallback Location." Then set "Always use Fallback Location" and "Do Not Warn if Fallback Location" to "True", The diagram below:

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To save files to a specific folder, you need to set the Fallback Location, otherwise Visual Studio will use the system's temporary folder to save the files.

Then restart Visual Studio and those pesky files are gone. This setting is especially useful for someone like me who USES Dropbox to synchronize code.


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