IncrediBuild allows for running distributed Visual Studio builds.
The solution containing the project to be built.
The solution configuration to be built.
The project with in the solution to be built.
The name of a preset (previously saved in the Batch Build Dialog) which is the focus of this build action.
The build process will continue even if the compile fails. Note that typically this means some other part of the build will fail.
Beep when the build has completed.
Perform a rebuild on the project. This will make sure that the project output is cleared and then a fresh build is performed.
Performs a the build steps required. Then skips linking when that is the next step to occur in a normal build process.
Simply ignores sub-projects when processing the build.
Signals to the build agent to wait for any other build processes it is performing to complete. Then once complete this build process will be queued and performed.
Use PATH, INCLUDE, LIBPATH, and LIB environment variables instead of MS Visual C++ IDE paths.
Whether to create browser information or not.
The file to write the output log to.
No output will be written to the build log. This makes tracking build issues harder as they are not reported.
Turns off the IncrediBuild banner when it starts writing build process output.
A list of files that should be compiled. Anything that is not listed will be ignored.
List of additional flags to be sent to the compiler.
List of flags not to be sent to the compiler. If they were to be sent they are removed.
List of additional flags to be sent to the linker.
List of flags not to be sent to the linker. If they were to be sent they are removed.
Turn off IncrediBuild linker.