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    Top News for September 2015
    Top News for September 2015
    Visual Studio Blog Visual Studio Blog October 27, 2015 Oct 27, 2015 10/27/15
    Hello everyone! Every month we share some top stories from the previous month, and here’s our round-up for September. Open-source, cross-platform MSBuild: Continuing the open-source, cross-platform .NET story that is already well underway with .NET Core and the .NET Compiler Platform (“Roslyn”), MSBuild is joining the fun as ...

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    MSBuild is now part of Visual Studio!
    MSBuild is now part of Visual Studio!
    Visual Studio Blog Visual Studio Blog July 24, 2013 Jul 24, 2013 07/24/13
    We made a number of exciting changes to MSBuild for Visual Studio 2013, including rethinking the fundamental relationship between MSBuild, Visual Studio, and the .NET Framework. MSBuild has shipped as a component of the .NET framework since it was first introduced in 2005 with .NET 2.0, despite the fact that it is, first and foremost, a ...

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    Debugging MSBuild script with Visual Studio (3)
    Debugging MSBuild script with Visual Studio (3)
    Visual Studio Blog Visual Studio Blog July 8, 2010 Jul 8, 2010 07/8/10
    In my last two posts (here and here) I showed how to enable the unsupported MSBuild debugger to debug a build started on the command line with MSBuild.exe. In this final post, I'll mention some other variations. Note that this blog is rather narrow, so some of the screenshots may be hard to see – you can click on them to see the full size ...

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    Debugging MSBuild script with Visual Studio (2)
    Debugging MSBuild script with Visual Studio (2)
    Visual Studio Blog Visual Studio Blog July 8, 2010 Jul 8, 2010 07/8/10
    In my previous post, I showed how to enable the hidden Visual Studio debugger for MSBuild script, and demonstrated it by stepping through the evaluation of a C# project. In this post, I'll keep debugging into the actual build of that project. Note that this blog is rather narrow, so some of the screenshots may be hard to see – you can click...

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    Debugging MSBuild script with Visual Studio
    Debugging MSBuild script with Visual Studio
    Visual Studio Blog Visual Studio Blog July 6, 2010 Jul 6, 2010 07/6/10
    Back when we started 4.0 development, I polled readers of the MSBuild blog to find out what features were most important to them. Debugging was #1 which was very surprising to us. Thinking about it more, it makes sense. In our team we've become so proficient ourselves at reading the XML and making sense of logs that it's easy to forget how ...

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    Better Parallelism in MSBuild 4 with YieldDuringToolExecution
    Better Parallelism in MSBuild 4 with YieldDuringToolExecution
    Visual Studio Blog Visual Studio Blog June 1, 2010 Jun 1, 2010 06/1/10
    Introduction In MSBuild 4 we introduced several performance improvements, particular for large interdependent builds.  By and large they are automatic and you receive their benefit without making any changes to the way your build process in authored.  However, there are still some cases where we are unable to make the best ...

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    Assembly Resolution in MSBuild and Visual Studio Series Introduction
    Assembly Resolution in MSBuild and Visual Studio Series Introduction
    Visual Studio Blog Visual Studio Blog May 11, 2010 May 11, 2010 05/11/10
    Assembly references are an integral part of build process. When the assembly references passed to the compiler are correct everything works but when they are not projects stop building.  When this happens It can be frustrating to try and figure out why a reference was resolved from one location rather than another thereby causing the ...

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    Building on Cross targeting scenarios and 64-bit MSBuild
    Building on Cross targeting scenarios and 64-bit MSBuild
    Visual Studio Blog Visual Studio Blog May 7, 2010 May 7, 2010 05/7/10
    UPDATE: Most issues around MSBuild support for cross-bitness and 64-bit builds are fixed in .NET 4.5. As always, feedback is welcome! Please leave your comments in this blog post and report any bugs on Microsoft Connect. During the Visual Studio 2010 development cycle a push to make the build experience better on Cross compilation ...

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    MSBuild Property Functions (2)
    MSBuild Property Functions (2)
    Visual Studio Blog Visual Studio Blog May 5, 2010 May 5, 2010 05/5/10
    Some more information about this 4.0 feature. (I've also updated the first post with this, so everything's in one place for your reference.)Built-in MSBuild functionsThe full list of built-in [MSBuild] functions, like the one above, are in the MSDN topic here. They include arithmetic (useful, for example, for modifying version numbers), ...

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    Custom Build Steps, Tools, and Events
    Custom Build Steps, Tools, and Events
    Avatar Andrew Arnott April 26, 2010 Apr 26, 2010 04/26/10
    The VC++ build system is of course MSBuild based in VS 2010.  This automatically gives you a great deal more flexibility to customize your build than you had with .vcproj project files in prior releases.  We went out of our way to ensure that the .targets files that drive the build of a .vcxproj file in VS 2010 leverage as much ...

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