Well I do not have a wixproj file - which utility does that belong to? Votive?
Anyway, I think return codes are useful for any kind of automated builds -
scripts, VisualStudio, MsBuild, Nant, even makefiles...
Best regards,
Matthias
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Take a look at the -bf switch to lit.exe.
jballe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have several successfull customized setup projects now, a great thanks to
> this list!
>
> I would like to make a Library so when my colleagues will make a setup they
> can just reference this library. Regarding the UI dialogs and
Chris Ridd wrote:
> Yes, the higher compression levels make building the msi much slower.
> If you've got the concept of a "debug" vs "release" build, I'd suggest
> using no compression when debugging, and high when doing a release.
In the interest of science I ran through the compression levels o
On 10 May 2009, at 13:38, Riyaz Mogharabin wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> You know we have 5 compression levels:
>
> None, High, Low, MSZIP and medium.
>
> Is it possible to use a third party compression code, such as 7-up
> or rar?
>
> And if it is possible, does it help to have faster and better
>
Dear All,
You know we have 5 compression levels:
None, High, Low, MSZIP and medium.
Is it possible to use a third party compression code, such as 7-up or rar?
And if it is possible, does it help to have faster and better compression
code, or to get building the .msi faster ?
More, does the c
Hi,
I have several successfull customized setup projects now, a great thanks to
this list!
I would like to make a Library so when my colleagues will make a setup they
can just reference this library. Regarding the UI dialogs and sequence the
library is working perfect.
However I would like to in
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