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Forum: [VBP] General Discussion 12-17-2004, 02:06 PM

Replies: 6 passing parameters to sub-projects and environment variables Views: 10,308 Posted By daveronson Is there any way to iterate through the passed in... Is there any way to iterate through the passed in macros and convert them to environment variables so they are available to the sub-projects? I tried this: Dim macros, macro Set macros =...

Forum: [VBP] General Discussion 12-16-2004, 08:42 AM

Replies: 6 passing parameters to sub-projects and environment variables Views: 10,308 Posted By daveronson Thanks. I'll put a workaround in place. Thanks. I'll put a workaround in place.

Forum: [VBP] General Discussion 12-15-2004, 08:50 PM

Replies: 6 passing parameters to sub-projects and environment variables Views: 10,308 Posted By daveronson Thansk, your sample worked fine (and cleared up a... Thansk, your sample worked fine (and cleared up a misunderstanding about this). This led me to try a few things. It took a bit for me to figure out what was different. The difference is when I use...

Forum: [VBP] General Discussion 12-15-2004, 02:17 PM

Replies: 6 passing parameters to sub-projects and environment variables Views: 10,308 Posted By daveronson passing parameters to sub-projects and environment variables I have a master visual build project that calls a number of sub visual build projects using the VisBuildPro Project action. 7 project level (with env. variable checked) macros are passed as...

Forum: [VBP] Suggestions 06-11-2004, 03:08 PM

Replies: 0 wishlist - Putty (pscp, plink) steps Views: 8,375 Posted By daveronson wishlist - Putty (pscp, plink) steps Due to firewalls, and not wanting to send passwords around clear text (e.g. ftp) I've been using pscp (putty secure copy) and plink (a putty program to run a program on a remote computer). I use...

Forum: [VBP] General Discussion 06-10-2004, 07:48 AM

Replies: 8 high cpu usage for "Process Files" step, other options? Views: 10,780 Posted By daveronson That makes sense. Thanks for your time. ... That makes sense. Thanks for your time. BTW, v5.4 adds some nice features, keep up the good work!

Forum: [VBP] General Discussion 06-09-2004, 06:12 PM

Replies: 8 high cpu usage for "Process Files" step, other options? Views: 10,780 Posted By daveronson The hardware story is a little complicated. Our... The hardware story is a little complicated. Our build server is running in a VM on VMware's ESX server. There's two 2.8Ghz Xeon procs with 2.5GB's of RAM. Depending on what the other VM's are doing,...

Forum: [VBP] General Discussion 06-08-2004, 10:11 AM

Replies: 8 high cpu usage for "Process Files" step, other options? Views: 10,780 Posted By daveronson Ok, this sounds comparable to my situation then. ... Ok, this sounds comparable to my situation then. I should state that the real reason I was focussed on CPU was that I am concerned about the amount of time the Process Files step takes. Even with...

Forum: [VBP] General Discussion 06-07-2004, 07:41 PM

Replies: 8 high cpu usage for "Process Files" step, other options? Views: 10,780 Posted By daveronson hmmm, I must either be misunderstanding something... hmmm, I must either be misunderstanding something or have a serious config problem. I'm using version 5.4. I create a new project with a single step, which is "Process Files". The directory is...

Forum: [VBP] General Discussion 06-07-2004, 10:01 AM

Replies: 8 high cpu usage for "Process Files" step, other options? Views: 10,780 Posted By daveronson high cpu usage for "Process Files" step, other options? I have noticed that the "process files" step is a very cpu intensive operation. It causes 89%-100% cpu (2.8 Ghz Xeon processor). Typically I am recursively searching subfolders for *.sql (in one...

Forum: [VBP] Third Party Tools 01-21-2004, 05:35 PM

Replies: 3 VS.NET link file build problem Views: 7,432 Posted By daveronson yes, the files are all *.assemblyinfo.cs. yes, the files are all *.assemblyinfo.cs.

Forum: [VBP] Third Party Tools 01-21-2004, 02:32 PM

Replies: 3 VS.NET link file build problem Views: 7,432 Posted By daveronson VS.NET link file build problem We have VS.NET C# project. This is a Class Library, not a web project, with only source code *.cs files. The project was building successfully as part of a solution in VisualBuild Pro, using the...

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