My solution to this problem is to provide a setenv.bat file in each project
which configures the environment for the developer/build machine. The batch
file runs vsvars32.bat and sets the INCLUDE, LIB, and PATH environment
variables. It also creates a doskey macro 'vs' which invokes devenv.com
wi
Kedziora, Rebecca wrote
...Then I read to use the readregistry property which gave me an idea to
use to call the vsvars32.bat:
key="SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\InstallDir"
hive="LocalMachine" />
This won't always work, depending upon what you're building.
Specif
Kedziora, Rebecca wrote:
Anyone,
On our build boxes we don't have the include or lib set up in the
system environment so in order to build we run the vsvars32.bat and
build the projects.
Would the vsvars32.bat be the best approach to execute or are there
better approaches to setting up th
2.bat:
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This is what I did thanks to some other helpful so
This is what I did thanks to some other helpful soul on the list.
-Kelly
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Rebecca
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