April 2013
Intermediate to advanced
1700 pages
92h 51m
English
The configuration of an assembly’s properties is done through the project properties in Visual Studio. Figure 25.4 shows the Application tab, which contains most of the relevant properties.
FIGURE 25.4 Some assembly properties configurable in Visual Studio.
Most settings should be self-explanatory. In the Startup Object drop-down, you can select an entry point function if multiple candidates exist, which triggers the use of the /main flag on the command-line compiler. You can use the Resources section to configure the application icon and a manifest, which contains additional information about the executable as used by Windows ...
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