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How to reference multiple libraries using command line compile?


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Hello.

 

I want to do all my compiling, building ect. from the dos command line rather that using some IDE.

 

I know how to complie by referenceing each library

example-

 

vbc /target:library /reference:c:\...one.dll /reference:c:\two.dll .............../reference:c:\n.dll out.dll

 

Is there a better way than this. Like placing all the references in some text file then referencing the text file at compile time?

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Posted

Create a batch file to do all that work for you.

 

Also, instead of /reference: you can just use /r:

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