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How to create a .net build command line
Is there an example of a .net build command where the project does not have a .sln file but the project is specified? The projects that I am trying to build are VC6, I used a conversion script to convert the .dsp into a .vcproj and now I need to know if I have my build command correct. This is the command line that I am trying to use:
%DEVENV_NET% "C:\Dev_Area\Projects\SpObj\SpAMCWObject\ SpAMCWObject PS\ SpAMCWObject PS.vcproj" /build Release /project "C:\Dev_Area\Projects\SpObj\SpAMCWObject\ SpAMCWObject PS\ SpAMCWObject PS.vcproj" Thank you, Bill O. |
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The easiest way would be to just use a Make VS.NET step, specifying the .vcproj file there; it will invoke devenv as needed (you can check the 'display command-line' option on the Options tab to see the command-line it actually constructs).
The devenv flags are also documented here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...neSwitches.asp |
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