This command presents the Advanced Build Options dialog. These options allow the user to have greater control over the Build process.
The Advanced Build Options dialog has the following options:
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Option |
Usage |
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Grab standard output from tools |
Most compilers write only information here, but it is recommended to leave this checked. If unchecked, none of the messages assigned to STDOUT from compilers and build tools will be displayed. |
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Grab standard error from tools |
Same as above, but for STDERR. Compilers write WARNINGS and ERRORS here. |
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Show build commands when executing |
By default this option is not checked. If you want to show which commands are used when you click BUILD, REBUILD, etc., this item should be selected. |
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Create build LOG files |
If this option is selected, HTML files with commands will be created when COMPILE, BUILD, REBUILD, and other commands are executed. |
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Run tools in HIDE mode |
By default all compilers and other build tools are executed in HIDE mode and their output is grabbed. If this option is not selected this would not be the case. |
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Auto show output window |
If you wish to see the output from STDOUT or STDERR when build commands are executed, this option should be checked. |
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Auto scroll output window |
By default when UEStudio writes to the output window, it always sets the active line position to the line that is written, but in some configurations this may slowdown the build process. |
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Easy capture method (for old DOS compilers) |
This option enables an alternate method to capture output from the compiler. Please check this ONLY if your compiler or tool "hangs up" when UEStudio runs it. |
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Stop build after # error module(s) |
When the compiler writes error/warning messages to the output window, UEStudio monitors these messages. If the number of errors exceeds the specified threshold, the build process will be stopped after completion of the current compilation where the threshold is exceeded. |
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Priority |
When building a large project, but the build process slowing down other processes is not acceptable, the Priority should be set to IDLE. Higher priorities may be selected as desired. |
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Include files scan depth (nest level) |
When source files are compiled, UEStudio scans for included files to check dependencies. This value specifies how many levels the search should recurse when searching for these. Please note that a higher level will require a longer time for the scan. |