$(WEBKIT_OUTPUTDIR)\$(Configuration)
<_ProjectFileVersion>10.0.40219.1
$(ConfigurationBuildDir)\bin$(PlatformArchitecture)\$(ConfigurationBuildDir)\obj$(PlatformArchitecture)\$(ProjectName)\false%SystemDrive%\cygwin\bin\which.exe bash
if errorlevel 1 set PATH=%SystemDrive%\cygwin\bin;%PATH%
set PLATFORMARCHITECTURE=$(PlatformArchitecture)
nmake /nologo -f $(ProjectName).make%SystemDrive%\cygwin\bin\which.exe bash
if errorlevel 1 set PATH=%SystemDrive%\cygwin\bin;%PATH%
set PLATFORMARCHITECTURE=$(PlatformArchitecture)
nmake /nologo -f $(ProjectName).make clean
nmake /nologo -f $(ProjectName).make%SystemDrive%\cygwin\bin\which.exe bash
if errorlevel 1 set PATH=%SystemDrive%\cygwin\bin;%PATH%
set PATH=$(VSInstallDir)\VC\bin;%PATH%
REM VS2010 has a known bug where the clean command does not recognize environment variables properly unless explicitly set here
set CONFIGURATIONBUILDDIR=$(ConfigurationBuildDir)
set PLATFORMARCHITECTURE=$(PlatformArchitecture)
nmake /nologo -f $(ProjectName).make clean$(ProjectName)$(DebugSuffix)/bigobj /GS %(AdditionalOptions)_WINDOWS;WINVER=0x502;_CRT_SECURE_CPP_OVERLOAD_STANDARD_NAMES=1;_HAS_EXCEPTIONS=0;BUILDING_$(ProjectName);NOMINMAX;WIN32;%(PreprocessorDefinitions)WIN32;%(PreprocessorDefinitions)x64falsefalseLevel4falseProgramDatabase4018;4068;4099;4100;4127;4138;4146;4180;4189;4201;4244;4251;4267;4275;4288;4291;4305;4309;4344;4355;4389;4396;4481;4503;4505;4510;4512;4530;4610;4702;4706;4800;4819;4951;4952;4996;6011;6031;6211;6246;6255;6387;%(DisableSpecificWarnings)MultiThreadedDLLfalsefalsefalse$(IntDir)$(TargetName).pchtruefalsefalseCompileAsCpp/ignore:4221 %(AdditionalOptions)truetrue$(OutDir)%(Filename).hREM Do not edit from the Visual Studio IDE! Customize via a $(ProjectName)PostBuild.cmd file.
if not exist "$(ProjectDir)$(ProjectName)PostBuild.cmd" exit /b
set CONFIGURATIONBUILDDIR=$(ConfigurationBuildDir)
set CONFIGURATIONNAME=$(ConfigurationName)
set INPUTDIR=$(InputDir)
set INPUTFILENAME=$(InputFileName)
set INPUTPATH=$(InputPath)
set INTDIR=$(IntDir)
set OUTDIR=$(OutDir)
set PLATFORMARCHITECTURE=$(PlatformArchitecture)
set PLATFORMNAME=$(PlatformName)
set PROJECTDIR=$(ProjectDir)
set PROJECTFILENAME=$(ProjectFileName)
set PROJECTNAME=$(ProjectName)
set PROJECTPATH=$(ProjectPath)
set SOLUTIONDIR=$(SolutionDir)
set SOLUTIONFILENAME=$(SolutionFileName)
set SOLUTIONNAME=$(SolutionName)
set SOLUTIONPATH=$(SolutionPath)
set TARGETDIR=$(TargetDir)
set TARGETEXT=$(TargetExt)
set TARGETFILENAME=$(TargetFileName)
set TARGETPATH=$(TargetPath)
set DEBUGSUFFIX=$(DebugSuffix)
REM If any of the above variables didn't exist previously and
REM were set to an empty string, set will set the errorlevel to 1,
REM which will cause the project-specific script to think the build
REM has failed. This cmd /c call will clear the errorlevel.
cmd /c
"$(ProjectDir)$(ProjectName)PostBuild.cmd"
REM Do not edit from the Visual Studio IDE! Customize via a $(ProjectName)PreBuild.cmd file.
if not exist "$(ProjectDir)$(ProjectName)PreBuild.cmd" exit /b
set CONFIGURATIONBUILDDIR=$(ConfigurationBuildDir)
set CONFIGURATIONNAME=$(ConfigurationName)
set INPUTDIR=$(InputDir)
set INPUTFILENAME=$(InputFileName)
set INPUTPATH=$(InputPath)
set INTDIR=$(IntDir)
set OUTDIR=$(OutDir)
set PLATFORMARCHITECTURE=$(PlatformArchitecture)
set PLATFORMNAME=$(PlatformName)
set PROJECTDIR=$(ProjectDir)
set PROJECTFILENAME=$(ProjectFileName)
set PROJECTNAME=$(ProjectName)
set PROJECTPATH=$(ProjectPath)
set SOLUTIONDIR=$(SolutionDir)
set SOLUTIONFILENAME=$(SolutionFileName)
set SOLUTIONNAME=$(SolutionName)
set SOLUTIONPATH=$(SolutionPath)
set TARGETDIR=$(TargetDir)
set TARGETEXT=$(TargetExt)
set TARGETFILENAME=$(TargetFileName)
set TARGETPATH=$(TargetPath)
set DEBUGSUFFIX=$(DebugSuffix)
REM If any of the above variables didn't exist previously and
REM were set to an empty string, set will set the errorlevel to 1,
REM which will cause the project-specific script to think the build
REM has failed. This cmd /c call will clear the errorlevel.
cmd /c
"$(ProjectDir)$(ProjectName)PreBuild.cmd"
REM Do not edit from the Visual Studio IDE! Customize via a $(ProjectName)PreLink.cmd file.
if not exist "$(ProjectDir)$(ProjectName)PreLink.cmd" exit /b
set CONFIGURATIONBUILDDIR=$(ConfigurationBuildDir)
set CONFIGURATIONNAME=$(ConfigurationName)
set INPUTDIR=$(InputDir)
set INPUTFILENAME=$(InputFileName)
set INPUTPATH=$(InputPath)
set INTDIR=$(IntDir)
set OUTDIR=$(OutDir)
set PLATFORMARCHITECTURE=$(PlatformArchitecture)
set PLATFORMNAME=$(PlatformName)
set PROJECTDIR=$(ProjectDir)
set PROJECTFILENAME=$(ProjectFileName)
set PROJECTNAME=$(ProjectName)
set PROJECTPATH=$(ProjectPath)
set SOLUTIONDIR=$(SolutionDir)
set SOLUTIONFILENAME=$(SolutionFileName)
set SOLUTIONNAME=$(SolutionName)
set SOLUTIONPATH=$(SolutionPath)
set TARGETDIR=$(TargetDir)
set TARGETEXT=$(TargetExt)
set TARGETFILENAME=$(TargetFileName)
set TARGETPATH=$(TargetPath)
set DEBUGSUFFIX=$(DebugSuffix)
REM If any of the above variables didn't exist previously and
REM were set to an empty string, set will set the errorlevel to 1,
REM which will cause the project-specific script to think the build
REM has failed. This cmd /c call will clear the errorlevel.
cmd /c
"$(ProjectDir)$(ProjectName)PreLink.cmd"
0x0409$(IntDir)include;%(AdditionalIncludeDirectories)$(IntDir)lib$(PlatformArchitecture);$(ConfigurationBuildDir)\lib$(PlatformArchitecture);$(WEBKIT_LIBRARIES)\lib$(PlatformArchitecture)PromptImmediatelyfalsefalsefalseWindowsDefaulttruetruefalseDefaultThreadingAttribute$(ConfigurationBuildDir)\lib$(PlatformArchitecture)\$(TargetName).lib$(IntDir)\$(TargetName)$(TargetExt).embed.manifest.resfalse$(IntDir)BuildLog.htm$(CONFIGURATIONBUILDDIR)true$(DEBUGSUFFIX)true$(PLATFORMARCHITECTURE)true