TARGETTYPE
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8/27/2008
This macro definition specifies the type of file being built.
You can set TARGETTYPE to any of the values in the following table.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
LIBRARY |
A .lib file. |
DYNLINK |
A .dll file. |
PROGRAM |
An .exe file. |
MANAGED_EXE |
An .exe file for a console application that uses managed code. When you set this value, you must also include the MANAGED_REFERENCES macro in your Sources file. You can optionally include the MANAGED_RESOURCES macro if the application uses resources. |
MANAGED_DLL |
A .dll file that uses managed code. When you set this value, you must also include the MANAGED_REFERENCES macro in your Sources file. |
MANAGED_WINEXE |
An .exe file for a Windows program that uses managed code. When you set this value, you must also include the MANAGED_REFERENCES macro in your Sources file. You can optionally include the MANAGED_RESOURCES macro, the MANAGED_WIN32ICONS macro, and the MANAGED_WIN32RESOURCES macro. |
MANAGED_MODULE |
A module that uses managed code. When you set this value, you must also include the MANAGED_REFERENCES macro and the MANAGED_ADDMODULES macro in your Sources file. |
NOTARGET |
The null project target. |