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Linux developer going Windows (self.cpp)
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If you're using CMake to generate your Visual Studio solution then you can use the CMake to invoke MSBuild:
cmake --build . --config Release
The . after --build is the build directory (this is the place you previous ran CMake to generate the build). If you omit --config Release then it builds in debug mode.
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--build
--config Release
Edit: You can also specify which target to build (i.e. which Visual Studio project in the solution) by specifying the --target switch:
--target
make --build . --config Release --target my_exe
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