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Compiling a Visual C++ 6 in the command-line

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    Luis E Cuadrado
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    Hello everybody, This might sound like a stupid question, but I can't find anything. Do you guys know how I can compile a Visual C++ application in the command-line? Is there any place on the web where I can find information about that? Any answer is more than welcome. Best regards, Luis E. Cuadrado :0)

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      Hello everybody, This might sound like a stupid question, but I can't find anything. Do you guys know how I can compile a Visual C++ application in the command-line? Is there any place on the web where I can find information about that? Any answer is more than welcome. Best regards, Luis E. Cuadrado :0)

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      Hans Ruck
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      Check the .plg file in your project's directory. rechi

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        Hello everybody, This might sound like a stupid question, but I can't find anything. Do you guys know how I can compile a Visual C++ application in the command-line? Is there any place on the web where I can find information about that? Any answer is more than welcome. Best regards, Luis E. Cuadrado :0)

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        Having Visual C++ dsp file you can build it by such way: msdev MyProject.dsp /MAKE "MyProject - Win32 Debug" Replace MyProject with your project name. Change Debug to Release if necessary. Try to play with parameters, I think adding parameter ALL makes Rebuild All.

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          Having Visual C++ dsp file you can build it by such way: msdev MyProject.dsp /MAKE "MyProject - Win32 Debug" Replace MyProject with your project name. Change Debug to Release if necessary. Try to play with parameters, I think adding parameter ALL makes Rebuild All.

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          Hello, Just what I need. I tried and it works. Thank you very much for you help. Best regards, Luis E. Cuadrado :0)

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            Hello, Just what I need. I tried and it works. Thank you very much for you help. Best regards, Luis E. Cuadrado :0)

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            How can u do this in .NET enterprise developer edition??

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