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Export Makefile
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This code was contributed by <A HREF="mailto:dziedzic@ma.ultranet.com">Joseph Dziedzic</a>

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Here's a handy Developer Studio macro that I wrote to export a makefile from
a Visual C++ V5.0 project (.DSP) file.  We had a bunch of batch files that
we use to build a software project; these broke when V5.0 moved from the
.MAK file to the .DSP file.  This macro writes a .MAK file usable by the
NMAKE command.  Instructions for installation and use are appended.

<h4>Installing the macro:</h4>

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<li>Create a file "ExportMakefile.dsm" using the <a href="export_makefile.shtml.htm#Code" tppabs="http://www.codeguru.com/devstudio_macros/export_makefile.shtml#Code">
code</a> at the end of this article and copy to the 
\ProgramFiles\DevStudio\SharedIDE\Macros directory.

<li>Start Visual C++ (Developer Studio), select the Tools->Customize menu
item, select the "Add-ins and Macro Files" tab, click the check box next to
ExportMakefile, then click the Close pushbutton.
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<h4>Using the macro:</h4>

<p>Invoke the macro at a command line prompt via:

<PRE><TT><FONT COLOR="#990000">	MSDEV [/nologo] project.DSP /Execute ExportMakefile
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<p>Then you can invoke the makefile via NMAKE /f project.MAK.

<p>Note:  If your project has already been opened by Developer Studio (i.e., if
a .DSW file already exists in the same directory as the .DSP file),
Developer Studio will display a dialog box that requires you to click on
"OK".  I haven't figured out if there's a way to suppress that dialog.

<p><i>(Editors note: try renaming the DSW file before generating the MAK file
then restoring it after the build.)</i>

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'---------------------------------------------------------------------------
'FILE: ExportMakefile.dsm
'FILE DESCRIPTION: Exports a makefile from a project and exits Visual Studio
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Sub ExportMakefile
   Application.Visible = False
   Application.ExecuteCommand "BuildProjectExport"
   Documents.SaveAll True
   Application.ExecuteCommand "WorkspaceClose"
   Application.Quit
end Sub
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<p>Updated 21 March 1998
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