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Using IncrediBuild for Microsoft Visual Studio .NET/2005/2008
IncrediBuild is fully integrated into the Visual Studio development environment. Builds can be run, stopped, and reviewed using the IncrediBuild menu and toolbar commands, as well as their equivalent keyboard shortcuts. By default, IncrediBuild only distributes execution of C/C++ compilation tasks and MIDL tasks. To learn about distributing custom build steps, custom build rules, and build events, see this section.
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IncrediBuild Operations
The following is a description of operations available from within the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET/2005/2008/ IDE:
Building the current project
To start building a project:
- Make sure that the target project is selected in the Project Explorer and that the desired configuration is selected.
- Open the "IncrediBuild" menu and choose either Build Solution or Build Project to build the current project incrementally (similarly, choose Rebuild Project to clean all intermediate and output files and then build the project).
The Build Monitor opens, displaying the build's output and progress.
Note:
- Selecting Build Solution or Rebuild Solution performs a build operation on all selected project configurations in the active solution configuration.
Cleaning the current project's intermediate and output files
IncrediBuild provides its own Clean operation, which also cleans intermediate files created by IncrediBuild during builds. Therefore, it is generally recommended to use this instead of MSVC's Clean operation.
To clean the current project's intermediate and output files:
- From the IncrediBuild menu, select the Clean command.
Note:
- Selecting Clean Active Project Only cleans only the active project's folders, ignoring its sub-projects.
Stopping a build in progress
IncrediBuild's operation can be halted at any time during the build by selecting Stop Build from the IncrediBuild menu. This operation also stops a currently running MSVC build.
Batch operations
All of the above operations can be performed on a group of projects or on several solution configurations in a single operation.
To perform a batch operation:
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Reviewing build results
To display the Build Monitor for the currently running build or for the last build executed by IncrediBuild, choose Open Build Monitor from the IncrediBuild menu.
Modifying IncrediBuild Agent settings
The IncrediBuild Agent Settings dialog can be accessed using the Settings... menu command.
Toolbar and Keyboard Shortcuts
IncrediBuild operations can also be activated from the IncrediBuild toolbar. You can change the commands displayed in the IncrediBuild toolbar or add keyboard shortcuts for IncrediBuild commands, using the IDE's Customize command. For more details on customizing IncrediBuild's IDE integration, click here.
Using IncrediBuild for Visual Studio 6.0 IDE
IncrediBuild is fully integrated into the Visual Studio 6.0 development environment. Builds can be run, stopped, and reviewed using the IncrediBuild menu and toolbar commands, as well as their equivalent keyboard shortcuts. By default, IncrediBuild only distributes execution of C/C++ compilation tasks and MIDL tasks. To learn about distributing custom build steps and build events, see this section.
IncrediBuild Operations
The following is a description of operations available from within the Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 IDE:
Building the current project
To start building a project:
- Make sure that the target project is the active project and that the desired configuration is selected.
- Open the "IncrediBuild" menu and choose either Build (for an incremental build) or Rebuild (to clean all intermediate and output files before building).
The Build Monitor opens as a docked window, displaying the build's output and progress.
Note:
- Selecting Build Active Project Only or Rebuild Active Project Only performs a build operation on the active project alone, ignoring its sub-projects.
Cleaning the current project's intermediate and output files
IncrediBuild provides its own Clean operation, which also cleans intermediate files created by IncrediBuild during builds. Therefore, it is generally recommended to use this instead of MSVC's Clean operation.
To clean the current project's intermediate and output files:
- From the IncrediBuild menu, select the Clean command.
Note:
- Selecting Clean Active Project Only cleans only the active project's folders, ignoring its sub-projects.
Stopping a build in progress
IncrediBuild's operation can be halted at any time during the build by selecting Stop Build from the IncrediBuild menu. This operation also stops a currently running MSVC build.
Batch operations
All of the above operations can be performed on a group of configurations in the current workspace, in a manner similar to MSVC's Batch Build command.
To perform a batch operation:
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Reviewing build results
To display the Build Monitor for the currently running build or for the last build executed by IncrediBuild, choose Open Build Monitor from the IncrediBuild menu.
Modifying IncrediBuild Agent settings
The IncrediBuild Agent Settings dialog can be accessed using the Settings... menu command.
Toolbar and Keyboard Shortcuts
IncrediBuild operations can be activated from the IncrediBuild toolbar as well as from the keyboard. Below is a summary of equivalent commands, toolbar icons, and keyboard shortcuts (when available):
Notes:
- By default, the toolbar only contains the Build, Batch Build, and Stop Build commands. To add additional IncrediBuild commands to the toolbar, refer to the section on Customizing MSVC Integration.
- It is possible to configure MSVC's default keyboard shortcuts for build and compile operations to run IncrediBuild's operations. For further details, refer to the section on Customizing MSVC Integration.
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Visual Studio 2008 and Earlier:
Child pages (Children Display) style h4 page Visual Studio 2008 及更低版本
IncrediBuild Solutions:
Child pages (Children Display) style h4 page IncrediBuild Solutions
User Manual:
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