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Logging in MSBuild

Logging provides a way for you to monitor the progress of a build. Logging captures build events, messages, warnings, and errors in a log file.

Overview of Logging in MSBuild

Describes the various aspects of logging in MSBuild.

How to: Write a Logger

Outlines the steps required to create a single-processor logger.

Logging in a Multi-Processor Environment

Describes how logging works in a multi-processor environment and the two multi-processor logging models.

Writing Multi-Processor-Aware Loggers

Outlines how to create multi-processor-aware loggers and how to use the ConfigurableForwardingLogger.

Creating Forwarding Loggers

Outlines how to create custom forwarding loggers.

Building for Multiple Processors

Contains topics that outline what to consider when you are building on a multi-processor system, for example, building in parallel and using memory efficiently.

Building for Specific .NET Frameworks

Outlines the steps that are required to build projects that target a specific .NET Framework.

MSBuild Advanced Concepts

Contains links to topics that describe logging, batching, and transforms.

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