BuildManager Constructors
Definition
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Gets a new build manager without specifying a name.
Overloads
BuildManager() |
Creates a new unnamed build manager. Normally there is only one build manager in a process, and it is the default build manager. Access it with DefaultBuildManager |
BuildManager(String) |
Creates a new build manager with an arbitrary distinct name. Normally there is only one build manager in a process, and it is the default build manager. Access it with DefaultBuildManager |
BuildManager()
- Source:
- BuildManager.cs
Creates a new unnamed build manager. Normally there is only one build manager in a process, and it is the default build manager. Access it with DefaultBuildManager
public:
BuildManager();
public BuildManager ();
[System.Runtime.TargetedPatchingOptOut("Performance critical to inline this type of method across NGen image boundaries")]
public BuildManager ();
Public Sub New ()
- Attributes
Applies to
BuildManager(String)
- Source:
- BuildManager.cs
Creates a new build manager with an arbitrary distinct name. Normally there is only one build manager in a process, and it is the default build manager. Access it with DefaultBuildManager
public:
BuildManager(System::String ^ hostName);
public BuildManager (string hostName);
new Microsoft.Build.Execution.BuildManager : string -> Microsoft.Build.Execution.BuildManager
Public Sub New (hostName As String)
Parameters
- hostName
- String
The host for the build manager.
Remarks
Create a new BuildManager. Creating multiple multi-processor aware build managers is not supported due to conflicts in the NodeManager.