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Brian
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5/14/2014 1:27 PM
I compiled a custom program and ended up with a .aif file in my obj directory. I don't recall ever seeing this before. That or I didn't look hard enough. Does anyone know why this file is in there and what it might be used for? Can it be deleted? Thanks in advance for your help.
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5/14/2014 4:21 PM
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Brian...
aif files are created in the obj directory when you compile your program in debug mode (option D) and then set break points in your program. This stores the break points you have set while using animator.
Yes you can remove this from your obj directory and this will cause no issues... other than losing any breakpoints you may have set in animator.
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5/14/2014 6:43 PM
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Thank you very much Jim! I appreciate your help.
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