I have a mildly annoying problem that I’m hoping there is a work around for (other than temporarily removing a project).  I have a solution that has both an application build and a bootloader build for the same project.  They are both built on top of a shared platform (not precompiled), so they incorporate many of the same files.  Most of those files are the same, but a few of them have sections of them IFDEF’d out if it’s the bootloader project.  Regardless of which project I open the file from, or which VS project I have marked as the “Startup Project”, Intellisense uses the project defines of the second project (the bootloader).

VisualGDB is automatically updated VS behind the scenes with the defines I’ve added to the project (in the “Embedded Project” part of the VisualGDB Properties screen).  Is there a way to force it to use a specific projects defines?  Right now the only solution I’ve come up with is to temporarily remove the Bootloader project from the solution.

I’m using VisualGDB 6.0R8.

This is a makefile based project.  (Yes, I know, ick, but changing to another format is not a reasonable ask as we have a large environment build around this).

Thanks!