Command Line Compiler Config File
- From: Bruce <bvanderw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2007 17:53:20 -0400
I have always used the command line compiler to do automated and
release builds. I couldn't find anything on the command line compiler
in the help file, so I wanted to make sure I was understanding this
correctly and that nothing has changed.
My understanding is that DCC32.exe uses the DCC32.cfg file that is in
the same folder as DCC32.exe, and you can override and/or add new
compiler settings by placing a DCC32.cfg file in the same folder as
your project <projectname>.dpr file.
At one point, a <projectname>.cfg file was also created by the IDE,
and I found I had to delete that file before doing a build to prevent
the command line compiler from using the IDE settings in that file. I
don't think this file is being created anymore (at least I don't see
it in D2007).
I'm assuming this is the extent of it, and that the command line
compiler does not try to pull compiler settings out of the bdsproj or
dproj files.
Do I have this correct?
.
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