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  1. Nov 22nd, 2016, 11:27 AM #1
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    Change "Embed Interop Types" for a reference from a compiler directive?

    Hey all,

    I'm building an application that uses the MS Excel 15.0 Object Libraries and I want to embed them for a release configuration, but not for debugging. If they are embedded, edit and continue breaks which makes it a PITA.

    I'm just curious is someone know how to use a compiler directive to change the embedding of the reference.

    Code:
    #If CONFIG = "Debug"
 'don't embed the reference
#Else
'embed the reference
#End If
    Based on my limited knowledge of linkers and complires, it doesn't seem like that is possible, but maybe a different way using the VS configuration?

    thanks for your time
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