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{{Autobuild Cmd
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|command=  
|command=  
autobuild build ''option'' [''argument''] [''option'' [''argument'']] ...
autobuild build <br>    ''option'' [''value''] [''option'' [''value'']] ...
|comments=This command builds platform targets.
|comments=Builds the current package and copies its output artifacts into the build
directory for use by the <code>autobuild package</code> command.
}}
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'''Command-Specific Options'''
{| class=lltable border=1
{| class=lltable border=1
|--
|--
!Option
!Option
!Argument
!Shortcut
!Value
!Description
!Description


|- style="vertical-align: top;"
|-  
| -h, --help
| --all
| -a
|None
|None
|Show this help message and exit
|Build all configurations


|- style="vertical-align: top;"
|-  
| --config-file ''config-file''
| --config-file ''config-file''
|N/A
|Configuration file to use
|Configuration file to use
|Build using the specified configuration file
|Build using the specified configuration file


|- style="vertical-align: top;"
|-  
| --no-configure
| --configuration ''config''
|None
| -c ''config''
|Do not configure before building
 
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| --all, -a
|None
|Build all configurations
 
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| --configuration ''config'', -c ''config''
| Configuration to use
| Configuration to use
| Build a specific build configuration
| Build a specific build configuration


|- style="vertical-align: top;"
|-  
| --use-cwd
| --no-configure
|N/A
|None
|None
|Build in current working directory
|by default, the build command runs configure before building; using this option prevents the reconfiguration


|- style="vertical-align: top;"
|-
| --dry-run
| -- ''option''
|None
|N/A
|Run tool in dry run mode if available
| Option to pass, including leading dash
| Pass specified option to the build command. Passed "as is," so don't forget the "-". Example:
<code>-- -j1</code>


|- style="vertical-align: top;"
|-  
| --quiet
| --id ''build-id''
|None
|N/A
|Minimal output
|A unique id for this build.
|Defaults to the AUTOBUILD_BUILD_ID environment variable if it exists and has a value, or to a date/time stamp if not (a warning is issued in this case).


|- style="vertical-align: top;"
|-  
| --verbose
| --address-size ''bits''
|None
|N/A
|Verbose output
|Either 32 or 64
 
|Defaults to the AUTOBUILD_ADDRSIZE environment variable if it exists and has a value, or to 32 if not.
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| --debug
|None
|Run in debug mode


|}
|}


[[Category:Autobuild]]
[[Category:Autobuild]]

Latest revision as of 10:27, 19 March 2015

autobuild build
option [value] [option [value]] ...

Builds the current package and copies its output artifacts into the build directory for use by the autobuild package command.

Standard Options

Option Shortcut Value Description
--debug -d None Display debug output
--dry-run -n None Run tool in dry run mode if available
--help -h None Show help message
--quiet -q None Display minimal output
--verbose -v None Display verbose output

Command-Specific Options

Option Shortcut Value Description
--all -a None Build all configurations
--config-file config-file N/A Configuration file to use Build using the specified configuration file
--configuration config -c config Configuration to use Build a specific build configuration
--no-configure N/A None by default, the build command runs configure before building; using this option prevents the reconfiguration
-- option N/A Option to pass, including leading dash Pass specified option to the build command. Passed "as is," so don't forget the "-". Example:

-- -j1

--id build-id N/A A unique id for this build. Defaults to the AUTOBUILD_BUILD_ID environment variable if it exists and has a value, or to a date/time stamp if not (a warning is issued in this case).
--address-size bits N/A Either 32 or 64 Defaults to the AUTOBUILD_ADDRSIZE environment variable if it exists and has a value, or to 32 if not.