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Re: Building program groups from command line (D2006)

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From: jesper hogstrom
Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2006 18:30
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Mikhail Terekhov wrote:

> This command starts IDE, compiles all projects in the group and then
> exits from the IDE. Is it possible to suppress somehow the IDE GUI
> opening? It is annoying during automated builds and probably
> slows things down somewhat.

Don't know about that, but why not use dcc32/dccil? If you have already
reached enlightenment by using automated builds, go for make,
finalbuilder, nant or similar. A bit of work to get started, but very
rewarding in the end.

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--Jesper

R&D Manager, ECO
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