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+# Copyright 2014 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. |
+# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be |
+# found in the LICENSE file. |
+ |
+declare_args() { |
+ # Version of Visual Studio to use. |
+ # |
+ # Possible values: |
+ # - "auto" |
+ # - "2010" |
+ # - "2010e" |
+ # - "2012" |
+ # - "2012e" |
+ # - "2013" |
+ # - "2013e" |
+ # |
+ # The "e" variants denote "Express". The default, "auto" will find the |
+ # preferred one of all Visual Studios installed on the current system. |
+ visual_studio_version = "auto" |
+ |
+ # The path to use as the root of a Visual Studio install. If nonempty, |
+ # this path will be used instead of any autodetected install locations, |
+ # which allows you to have the Visual Studio files in a directory without |
+ # actually "installing" it. |
+ # |
+ # When empty, we will autodetect the best Visual Studio path to use. The |
+ # autodetected one is usually something like |
+ # "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0". |
+ visual_studio_path = "" |
+} |
+ |
+if (visual_studio_path == "") { |
+ visual_studio_path = exec_script("get_visual_studio_path.py", |
+ [ visual_studio_version ], "value") |
+} |
+ |