• ConfigMapDoc

• This file is commonly stored in build/configMap.xml but its location can be specified in the BuildOptionsDoc

• See BuildRobot

• See BuildRobotConfigurations

• BuildRobotExpressions are supported

• See additional documentation for this file

• This document can contain expressions -- for example to reference environment variables. See BuildRobotExpressions.

• This information is accurate for 1.8.2 and later. This documentation is no longer accurate for previous versions of the toolkit.

<Config-Doc>

<Project> For DSW and DSP projects, specify the DSP filename,

• relative to the sandbox.

  For SLN projects, specify the DSW filename, relative to the sandbox. There is no project-level granularity for SLN projects because configuration mapping is a built-in feature of SLN files.

  For other types of projects, specify the exact text that appears in the <Build> element of the <BuildDoc> document.

  Multiplicity: *

• <DefaultTarget> The name of the target for all configurations

  • that don't specify the target. If this is not given, the name of the project is used. Do not include any path information. e.g., foobar.exe Multiplicity: 0..1

  </DefaultTarget>

  <SourceDir> Specify the directory, relative to the sandbox,

  • that holds source code. Multiplicity: 0..1

    Note: This is ignored for vs.net projects

  </SourceDir>

  <MetaConfiguration> The name of the configuration, e.g., Win32 Debug,

  • that is specified in the <Configuration> element of the <BuildOptions> document Multiplicity: *

  • <Configuration> The name of an actual configuration

    • in the project, e.g., prjname - Win32 Debug MinSize If "prjname" is missing, a default is used. Multiplicity: 0..1

      If the text is "ignore", the configuration is ignored

    </Configuration>

    <IntermediateDir>

    • The directory that contains the intermediate files for this configuration; e.g., Debug. If it starts with \, this signifies that the directory is relative to the sandbox instead of the directory the project file is located in. Multiplicity: 0..1

      Note: This is ignored for vs.net projects

    </IntermediateDir>

    <Target> The name of the executable, dll, etc. without any path

    • e.g., foobar.exe Multiplicity: *

      Note: This is ignored for vs.net projects

    </Target>

    <TargetDir> The directory that contains the targets for

    • this configuration; e.g., Debug. If it starts with \, this signifies that the directory is relative to the sandbox instead of the directory the project file is located in. Multiplicity: 0..1

      Note: This is ignored for vs.net projects

    </TargetDir>

    <MakeTargets> Specify makefile targets.

    • Multiplicity: 0..1

    </MakeTargets>

    <Parameters> Specify the parameters to send to scripts

    • and executables. Multiplicity: 0..1

    </Parameters>

  </MetaConfiguration>

</Project>

</Config-Doc>