These options enable you to configure the compiler to locate the Microsoft development tools (al.exe and ilasm.exe) when compiling with the .NET options --netdll, --netdlld, and --netexe.
| --NETToolsDir=<\path\to\.NET\tools> | Sets a registry entry that the compiler uses in order to locate the Microsoft development tools. This option only needs to
be used once, before you use the .NET options. For example:
ccbl32 --NETToolsDir=C:\MSNetTools\ If the registry entry is not correctly set, or does not exist, the compiler will then look in C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727, and then along the PATH environment variable. If the compiler fails to find the tools using any of these methods, then the compilation fails. Note: You must set this option for each new version of the compiler used, because the generated registry key is version specific.
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| -NETToolsAL=</full/path/to/al.exe> | Identifies the location of il.exe. |
| --NETToolsILASM =</full/path/to/ilasm.exe> | Identifies the location of ilasm.exe. |
| --resetNETToolsDir | If you need to remove the current registry entry, this option cleanly removes it, allowing you to set a new location using
the option above. For example:
ccbl32 --resetNETToolsDir |