Are there any other placeholders I can use in the option "Intermediate output" like in ".\$(Platform)\$(Config)\"
I'm interested in the outputname, however i tried $(OUTPUTNAME) already.
I have about 50 projects and some of them do use the same cpps. The obj's might be different for some as there are ifdef's in the cpps. All the projects are including a optset where I want to write a generic setting for the intermediate output: Something like: .\$(OUTPUTNAME)\$(Platform)\$(Config)
Did not find anything in the web and in the bcb-docu.
Btw: I am using XE3 (c++ builder)
Intermediate output: Other placeholdes like Config/Platform?
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Re: Intermediate output: Other placeholdes like Config/Platf
Am I the only one with this issue/problem? How do others solve it?
Re: Intermediate output: Other placeholdes like Config/Platf
I must admit, I've never thought about it much. I've always use absolute values. Are they related to the system's variables, I wonder. If you create a variable at the command prompt via SET, I wonder if you can access that through the placeholders. If I get time, I may give it a try.
James P. Cottingham
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Re: Intermediate output: Other placeholdes like Config/Platf
I found a solution (through http://www.c-plusplus.de/forum/viewtopi ... 28#2414828):
In "Tools"|"Options..."|"Environment Options" in field "Compiling" put verbosity temporarly to "Diagnostic". Then you should see in the output-pane a list of MSBuild-Variables. For me $(MSBuildProjectName) is the suitable.
In "Tools"|"Options..."|"Environment Options" in field "Compiling" put verbosity temporarly to "Diagnostic". Then you should see in the output-pane a list of MSBuild-Variables. For me $(MSBuildProjectName) is the suitable.
Re: Intermediate output: Other placeholdes like Config/Platf
Good to know as I can't read German.
James P. Cottingham
Look at me still talking
when there is science to do.
Look at me still talking
when there is science to do.