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2.
Type
 CD \Codeplex-DLR-0.92\Src
and press Enter. This command places you in the DLR 
source code directory.
3.
Type 
MSBuild Codeplex-DLR.SLN
(when using Visual Studio 2008) or
MSBuild Codeplex-DLR-Dev10.SLN 
(when using Visual Studio 2010) and press
Enter. By default, you get a debug build. Use the 
/p:Configuration=Release
command 
line switch (as in 
MSBuild Codeplex-DLR.SLN /p:Configuration=Release
or
MSBuild Codeplex-DLR-Dev10.SLN /p:Configuration=Release
) to obtain a release 
build. You see a lot of text appear onscreen as MSBuild creates the DLR DLLs for you. 
Some of the text will appear unreadable (Microsoft uses some odd color combinations). 
When the build process is complete, you should see 
0 Error(s)
as the output, along with a 
build time, as shown in Figure 14-2. (If you don’t see a 0 error output, you should probably 
download the files again because there is probably an error in the files you downloaded.)
FIgURE 14-2: 
The build process should show 0 Error(s) as the output message.
Don’t look for the output in the source code folders. The output from the build 
process appears in the 
\Codeplex-DLR-0.92\Bin\40
 folder when working with 
Visual Studio 2010, no matter which technique you use to build DLR. Visual 
Studio 2008 developers will find their output in the 
\Codeplex-DLR-0.92\ 
Bin\Debug
 or 
\Codeplex-DLR-0.92\Bin\Release
 folders, depending on the 
kind of build created. Visual Studio 2008 developers will also find a separate
\Codeplex-DLR-0.92\Bin\Silverlight Debug
 or 
\Codeplex-DLR-0.92\Bin\
Silverlight Release
 folder for Silverlight use.
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