The following options allow you to specify the development environment you used to build the application being tested.
Specifies the development environment or compiler used to build the application being tested.
These values correspond to the values on the Symbol Lookup part of the settings dialog.
•clang
•codeWarrior
•cppBuilder
•delphi
•devC++
•mingw
•other
•rust
•salfordFortran
•visualBasic6
•visualStudio. If you specify this you also need to specify -devVisualStudioVersion or -devVisualStudioYear
•visualStudioCustomDLL
•visualStudioDontSet
Examples:
-devIDE visualStudio
-devIDE delphi
If -devIDE has been specified as visualStudio then -devVisualStudioVersion can be used to specify the version of Visual Studio.
The version of Visual Studio needs to be installed on the machine for this to work.
The following versions are valid:
•6
•7
•7.1
•8
•9
•10
•11
•12
•14
•15
•16
•17
Examples:
-devVisualStudioVersion 6
-devVisualStudioVersion 10
-devVisualStudioVersion 17
If you use -devVisualStudioVersion then you don't need to use -devVisualStudioYear.
If -devIDE has been specified as visualStudio then -devVisualStudioYear can be used to specify the version of Visual Studio.
The version of Visual Studio needs to be installed on the machine for this to work.
The following years are valid:
•1996
•2002
•2003
•2005
•2008
•2010
•2012
•2013
•2015
•2017
•2019
•2022
Examples:
-devVisualStudioYear 1996
-devVisualStudioYear 2010
-devVisualStudioYear 2022
If you use -devVisualStudioYear then you don't need to use -devVisualStudioVersion.
