Agent Settings Dialog - Visual Studio Builds->General Page

The Visual Studio Builds->General page contains settings that affect VS builds initiated by this Agent:

Multi-CPU

Allow the following tasks to run in parallel on the local machine:

This option controls how additional CPUs/cores on the local machine will be utilized on builds initiated from this machine. The following options are available:
1. Compilation and MIDL Only - Only C/C++ source file compilation and MIDL steps will be allowed to run utilizng additional CPUs/cores.
2. Compilation, MIDL and Linking - In addition to compilation, linker steps will be allowed to run using additional CPUs/cores.
3. All - In addition to compilation, MIDL and linking, custom build steps will be allowed to run using additional CPUs/cores. This option should be used only when it is absolutely certain that running custom build steps simultaneously will not cause any problems in the build process.

Build Options (Visual Studio .NET / 2005 / 2008)

Build non-C/C++ projects

When this option is selected, IncrediBuild will build non-C/C++ (Visual Basic, C#, deployment) projects on the local machine. Select this option if you have mixed (C/C++ and non-C/C++) projects in your solution. To build the non-C/C++ projects, IncrediBuild will spawn a child process running devenv.exe with the /build parameter to build that project. Disabling this option will make IncrediBuild ignore non-C/C++ projects.

IncrediLink (Visual Studio .NET / 2005 / 2008)

By default, enable IncrediLink

Enables IncrediLink mode which speeds up incremental linking. See here for more details.

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