title: How to get Visual Studio 2013 to not stop the build on errors (C++)
body: <p>My Visual Studio 2013 (on Windows 7) stops the C++ build when there are errors without attempting to compile all the files. It will report errors from multiple files, but seems to stop after compiling files in the same project folder if there are errors in those files. (I can't say for sure that that's what it's doing.) After I correct those errors and build again, it will continue on until it finds errors in another batch of files and then quit again. I can't seem to find any setting that controls this, and I'm pretty sure it's not supposed to be the default behavior.</p>
  
  <p>I am well aware that a final build product cannot be produced when there are errors. The goal is not to avoid fixing errors. The goal is to be able to start a build, do something else for a while, come back, and have all errors in the entire project waiting in a list to get fixed at once.</p>