I assumed %ERRORLEVEL% would be non-zero if the build failed, but that is not the case.
I assumed %ERRORLEVEL% would be non-zero if the build failed, but that is not
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I assumed %ERRORLEVEL% would be non-zero if the build failed, but that is not the case.
The folks over at the open source BlueCove project have a batch file that checks the error level of vcbuild. It basically goes like this :
vcvars32.batwas calledvcbuild /u /rebuild myproject.sln "%CONFIGURATION%|Win32"@if errorlevel 1 goto errormarkIf it doesn’t help you, please update your question with the batch file that gives you trouble. Maybe your out of luck and a batch file named vcbuild.bat is called before the real vcbuild.exe ?