   VCExpress.exe /project not working?
  According to all documentation I can find I should be able to build a specific project in a solution from the commandline like so:VCExpress.exe /Build Debug "c:\myfolder\mysolution.sln" /project "MyProjectName"orVCExpress.exe /Build Debug "c:\myfolder\mysolution.sln" /project "c:\myfolder\myproject.vcproj"Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work for me, as it compiles (or cleans) all projects in the solution. This is a bit of a deal breaker, as I have all my projects including my engine project, which only needs to be compiled once. I was hoping to be able to automatically compile all my test apps but it's taking much too long recompiling the entire library for each app.Am I the only one who has this problem?   
  hi,i 'd suggest using msbuild for all your build-related needs :) msbuild command line refrenceyou could just invoke "msbuild MyProjectName.vcproj /t:rebuild" from the build environment console. msbuild is really worth looking into. cheers,simon   ;Quote:Original post by thesimonhi,i 'd suggest using msbuild for all your build-related needs :) msbuild command line refrenceyou could just invoke "msbuild MyProjectName.vcproj /t:rebuild" from the build environment console. msbuild is really worth looking into. cheers,simonThanks for your suggestion Simon. I've looked into this, and it seems like a valid option. Unfortunately, I'm having problems actually locating the msbuild.exe executable on my PC. Any idea where I might find it, or where I can download it from?;  msbuild is installed with the .net redist (no sdk required actually. however, in order to build vc projects you need to have vc installed). msbuild is accessible from the "Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt" in your start menu or the "SDK Command Prompt" (i don't have express but those should be the same). if you don't have those start menu entries you can browse to your .net framework's directory and call msbuild. usually the .net framework directory is C:\windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727. msbuild.exe is in there. cheers,simon   