Specifies a file that contains compiler options and source code files to compile.
@response_file
The compiler processes the compiler options and source code files specified in a response file as if they had been specified on the command line.
To specify more than one response file in a compilation, specify multiple response file options. For example:
@file1.rsp @file2.rsp
In a response file, multiple compiler options and source code files can appear on one line. A single compiler option specification must appear on one line (cannot span multiple lines). Response files can have comments that begin with the # symbol.
You can combine options specified on the command line with options specified in one or more response files. The compiler processes the command options as it encounters them. Therefore, command-line arguments can override previously listed options in response files. Conversely, options in a response file override options listed previously on the command line or in other response files.
Note The /@ option is not available from within the Visual Studio development environment; it is available only when compiling from the command line. It cannot be changed programmatically.
The following are a few lines from a sample response file:
# build the first output file /target:exe /out:MyExe.exe source1.vb source2.vb