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by **Chri** » Thu, 07 Oct 1999 04:00:00

We have one NT dll thats needs to built with our product.

Most of our system is built on the OSF1 platform. We also deliver
libraries for the SunOS and HP-UX platforms. These libraries are
automatically built during our build process using expect scripts.

I would like to automate the build of the NT dll as well.

Any information regarding how a unix process can automatically kick off
a Visual C++ build is appreciated.

thanx in advance for your assistance,

chris O.

by **Didier CASSEREA** » Tue, 12 Oct 1999 04:00:00

> We have one NT dll thats needs to built with our product.

> Most of our system is built on the OSF1 platform. We also deliver
> libraries for the SunOS and HP-UX platforms. These libraries are
> automatically built during our build process using expect scripts.

> I would like to automate the build of the NT dll as well.

> Any information regarding how a unix process can automatically kick off
> a Visual C++ build is appreciated.

> thanx in advance for your assistance,

> chris O.

A remote shell from unix to NT could do the job ; if interested you can
have a look at http://www.loa.espci.fr/winnt (RSHD), this package runs as a
remote shell for NT and some ports for unix systems are available.
Best regards

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