Description: When a new project is created, Visual Studio generates an AssemblyInfo file inside it. This file, among other things, contains the AssemblyVersion attribute. Version information consists of four integer values: Major Version, Minor Version, Build Number, and Revision. The default pattern for version information generated by Visual Studio 2002/2003 is 1.0.*, i.e. Major Version is set to 1, Minor Version to 0, while Build Number and Revision are generated automatically. More specifically, during the build process, the Build Number is created from the number of days elapsed since January 1, 2000, whereas Revision is created from the current local time of the day. A similar rule applies for VB.NET projects and Managed VC++ projects, except that the project information files are named AssemblyInfo.vb and AssemblyInfo.cpp, respectively.
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