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    Default #00006: Compile a script using SetupBuilder command line switches

    Question:

    How do I compile a script using SetupBuilder command line switches?

    Answer:

    You can use sbuilder.exe command line options in conjunction with other processes to create an automated build process.

    Enter sbuilder.exe as the script executable, then the /C switch, and then the name of the script.

    Example: sbuilder.exe /C "C:\Development\Sample.sb5"

    Other compile time command line options include:

    /DS -- Define a symbol (#def)

    Example: sbuilder.exe /C "C:\Development\Sample.sb5" /DS MYSYMBOL "1"

    /SC -- Set a constant (#const)

    Example: sbuilder.exe /C "C:\Development\Sample.sb5" /SC MYCONSTANT "1"

    A compiler.txt file is created if there was a compile error. The error log file is located in the same directory as the sbuilder.exe file.

    SetupBuilder Requirements:

    Developer Edition. This function is not available in the Clarion or Professional versions of the SetupBuilder Installation System.
    Last edited by FAQ; 05-11-2006 at 08:43 AM.

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