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Build specification file format

Note: It is possible to concatenate multiple build specification files, but a build specification can only have one version line.

For a description of the build specification file format for each source language type, see the following sections:

  1. Format of the build specification file for C/C++ projects
  2. Format of the build specification file for Java projects
  3. Format of the build specification file for .jsp files
  4. Format of the build specification file for C# projects
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