Using a command file
If your command line is very long, consider using -commandFile to specify a command file for your arguments.
Specify a file from which to read the command line arguments.
Useful when command lines become unwieldy or longer than the windows command shell limits.
Use -- to insert comments into the file, including when commenting out option.
Examples:
-commandFile c:\regtests\testMacro1.cf
-commandFile "c:\reg tests\testMacro1.cf"
For any argument that can be supplied to a command in a command file, you can also specify an environment variable substitution.
-directory %DIR%
-program %DIR%\testProgram.exe
The environment variables must have been set prior to starting Memory Validator.
You cannot specify a command with an environment variable substitution.
