How to run 2 solutions with the batch file with corresponding mode (release or debug)

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i have created one batch file to build 2 solutions and to store the output exe's in a respective output directory for both Release and Debug mode. Its working fine but when I select one those mode the batch file is creating the output directory for both modes.

What I have tried:

set SOLUTION_PATH="%~dp0\..\..\VSSolution\Customer2013.sln"
set SOLUTION_PATH1="%~dp0\..\..\..\..\Customer1\Customer1.sln"

set mode=%1
echo %REL_PATH%
if /I "%mode%" == "release" (
set value="Release"
set filter="*64.dll"
) else (
set value="Debug"
set filter="*64d.dll"
)
echo "Build Mode set as %value%"

echo "Starting Debug Build for Customer solution"
devenv %SOLUTION_PATH% /rebuild Debug 
echo "Starting Debug Build for Customer1 solution"
devenv %SOLUTION_PATH1% /rebuild Debug

echo "Starting Release Build for Custome solution"
devenv %SOLUTION_PATH% /rebuild Release 
echo "Starting Release Build for Customer1  solution"
devenv %SOLUTION_PATH1% /rebuild Release
echo "Build is completed"

Posted 23-Oct-18 23:29pm

SureshMunna

Updated 24-Oct-18 0:47am

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Richard MacCutchan 24-Oct-18 6:00am

Look at your code, it builds both solutions for both types. You need to add some more tests around your devenv commands.

SureshMunna 24-Oct-18 6:01am

can u plz provide me the output code

SureshMunna 24-Oct-18 6:02am

The batch file should build both solutions as per the mode

SureshMunna 24-Oct-18 6:10am

When I select any one of those mode it executes both of the solutions for both types. I need to execute those solutions as per I select the type

Richard MacCutchan 24-Oct-18 6:21am

Look at the code. You check the selection made by the user but then at the end you have no if statements to determine which build(s) to execute, so you run them all.

SureshMunna 24-Oct-18 6:37am

set SOLUTION_PATH="%~dp0\..\..\VSSolution\Customer2013.sln"
set SOLUTION_PATH1="%~dp0\..\..\..\..\Customer1\Customer1.sln"

set mode=%1
echo %REL_PATH%
if /I "%mode%" == "release" (
set value="Release"
set filter="*64.dll"
) else (
set value="Debug"
set filter="*64d.dll"
)
echo "Build Mode set as %value%"
SET str1=debug
SET str2=release

if %str1%==%value%
echo "Starting Debug Build for Customer solution"
devenv %SOLUTION_PATH% /rebuild Debug
echo "Starting Debug Build for Customer1 solution"
devenv %SOLUTION_PATH1% /rebuild Debug
else
echo "Starting Release Build for Custome solution"
devenv %SOLUTION_PATH% /rebuild Release
echo "Starting Release Build for Customer1 solution"
devenv %SOLUTION_PATH1% /rebuild Release
echo "Build is completed"

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_Asif_ · Accepted Answer · 2018-10-24T00:47:00

Solution 1

Try this,

set SOLUTION_PATH="%~dp0\..\..\VSSolution\Customer2013.sln"
set SOLUTION_PATH1="%~dp0\..\..\..\..\Customer1\Customer1.sln"

set mode=%1
echo %REL_PATH%
if /I "%mode%" == "release" (
set value="Release"
set filter="*64.dll"
) else (
set value="Debug"
set filter="*64d.dll"
)
echo "Build Mode set as %value%"

echo "Starting Debug Build for Customer solution"
devenv %SOLUTION_PATH% /rebuild %value%
echo "Starting Debug Build for Customer1 solution"
devenv %SOLUTION_PATH1% /rebuild %value%
echo "Build is completed"

Posted 24-Oct-18 0:47am

_Asif_

Updated 24-Oct-18 0:48am

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SureshMunna 25-Oct-18 5:24am

how to copy the subfolder form source to destination.
xcopy /s /i /y %~dp0\..\windows\Resources %~dp0\..\..\build\windows\x64\%value%
I need to copy the Entire Resources folder to x64, but the above mentioned xcopy is copying the inside the resource files..instead of entire folder.

_Asif_ 26-Oct-18 0:53am

You should try this
xcopy /s /i /y %~dp0\..\windows\Resources %~dp0\..\..\build\windows\x64\%value%\Resources