devenv

问题 I have a trouble with understanding how to use devenv.exe from TFS Build Server. There is no default step to use devenv, so I tried to use PowerShell sсript to execute devenv.exe with parameters. There are no errors in build process but I see that build result files are not updated. If I execute the script manually on a agent-machine, the build passes successfully. That is my script: $process = [System.Diagnostics.Process]::Start( "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\Common7

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问题 Is there a way to add extra preprocessor #define in devenv command line? 回答1: I am not entirely sure what you mean by vcbuild command line but if you mean the Visual C++ command line compiler then you can add defines by add /Dxxxx, e.g. cl.exe /DSHAREWARE .... Additional answer based on comments: You should be able to set the CL environment variable with the extra preprocessor define: SET CL=/DSHAREWARE devenv .... Mere information can be found at MSDN 回答2: The #defines are defined in your

问题 Is there a way to add extra preprocessor #define in devenv command line? 回答1: I am not entirely sure what you mean by vcbuild command line but if you mean the Visual C++ command line compiler then you can add defines by add /Dxxxx, e.g. cl.exe /DSHAREWARE .... Additional answer based on comments: You should be able to set the CL environment variable with the extra preprocessor define: SET CL=/DSHAREWARE devenv .... Mere information can be found at MSDN 回答2: The #defines are defined in your

问题 I have a solution with 109 projects. A mix of all - .NET, Silverlight, MVC, Web Applications, Console applications. Now I build it on the console using msbuild. It takes some time. Understandable - lots of projects, lots of files. But when I build it the second time right after the first - it still takes lots of time, even if nothing is actually built - the diag msbuild log confirms it. For example, here is the Task performance summary for the first full build: Task Performance Summary: 4 ms

问题 I read quit a few Stackoverflow Questions about building mergemodules via commandline but all of them were accepted when either somebody suggested to use devenv for compilation or use Dark to create wix-files from existing msi files. Considering the following: VisualStudio isn't installed on the buildserver I have to use. I am using nant + msbuild to compile the solutions I would like to compile mergemodules from .vdproj (because Visual Studio detects dependencies automatically) and create a

问题 I am using Visual Studio 2010 SP1. What I first tried was this: Open the Visual Studio console tool from start menu Navigate to project folder (which already contains an executable) Run: msbuild myproject.sln or msbuild myproject.sln /p:Configuration=Release This builds successfully, but I can't find an executable to run The second thing I tried was steps 1 and 2 from above Running: devenv myproject.sln /Build and devenv myproject.sln /Run This somewhat works but it seems to open the IDE to

问题 When building with msbuild we can give the platform as below <msbuild> <buildArgs>Platform=x86</buildArgs> </msbuild> Do you know how to speficify the platform if we are using devenv? <devenv> ??? </devenv> 回答1: Use this syntax: <devenv> <configuration>Configuration|Platform</configuration> </devenv> for example: <devenv> <configuration>Debug|Win32</configuration> </devenv> 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5905652/how-to-specify-the-platform-in-devenv-build-cruisecontrol-net

问题 When calling devenv.com from command line or FinalBuilder action within our automated build it sometimes hangs and never gets past compiling step. It is called with this parameters from C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE: devenv.com /build "Release|Any CPU" "D:\MyProject\MySolution.sln" It hangs forever on this step. When I open it in VS 2013 and ReBuild the solution it works fine every time. Any ideas? I've also tried it on other build machines and it does the