Builds in IncrediBuild can be executed using Make and most other popular build tools.

Here are some sample projects you can run to try out with different build tools:

Make and Other Build Tools – Sample Projects

In the sub folder under the IncrediBuild installation 'Samples\Make And Build Tools', you can find three pre-built sample projects demonstrating how to use IncrediBuild with the following build tools:

Make and Other Build Tools Sample Project 1 – Make

This sample project demonstrates a simple Make compilation.

Sample is found in the following folder:

"[IncrediBuild installation folder]\Samples\Make And Build Tools\Make"

Notes:

• You must have an operable Make environment set up in order to run this sample.
• The location of the Make executable should be defined in the path, to allow initiation from any folder.
• You should run the batch file (RunMakeSample.bat) from the command prompt set to this folder.
• The example is currently configured to use the MS Visual Studio 2010 compiler. If you have a different Visual Studio version installed, open RunMakeSample.bat and replace the following line:
  call "%VS100COMNTOOLS%vsvars32.bat"
  with either:
  call "%VS90COMNTOOLS%vsvars32.bat"        (for MS Visual Studio 8.0)
  OR:
  Call "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\bin\vcvars32.bat
  (For MS Visual Studio 7.0, change according to the VC installation folder if installed in a folder different than the default location.)

Make and Other Build Tools Sample Project 2 – Jom

This sample project demonstrates a simple compilation using Jom.

Sample is found in the following folder:

"[IncrediBuild installation folder]\Samples\Make And Build Tools\Jom"

Notes:

• You must have an operable Jom environment set up in order to run this sample.
• The location of the Jom executable should be defined in the path, to allow initiation from any folder.
• You should run the batch file (RunJomSample.bat) from the command prompt set to this folder.
• The example is currently configured to use the MS Visual Studio 2010 compiler. If you have a different Visual Studio version installed, open RunJomSample.bat and replace the following line:
  call "%VS100COMNTOOLS%vsvars32.bat"
  with either:
  call "%VS90COMNTOOLS%vsvars32.bat"        (for MS Visual Studio 8.0)
  OR:
  Call "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\bin\vcvars32.bat
  (For MS Visual Studio 7.0, change according to the VC installation folder if installed in a folder different than the default location.)

Make and Other Build Tools Sample Project 3 – Nmake

This sample project demonstrates a simple compilation using Nmake and the Automatic Interception Interface.

Sample is found in the following folder:

"[IncrediBuild installation folder]\Samples\Make And Build Tools\Nmake"

Notes:

• You must have an operable Nmake environment set up in order to run this sample.
• The location of Nmake should be defined in the path, to allow initiation from any folder.
• You should run the batch file (RunNMAKESample.bat) from the command prompt set to this folder.
• The example is currently configured to use the MS Visual Studio 2010 compiler. If you have a different Visual Studio version installed, open RunSconsSample.bat and replace the following line:
  call "%VS100COMNTOOLS%vsvars32.bat"
  with either:
  call "%VS90COMNTOOLS%vsvars32.bat"        (for MS Visual Studio 8.0)
  OR:
  Call "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\bin\vcvars32.bat
  (For MS Visual Studio 7.0, change according to the VC installation folder if installed in a folder different than the default location.)