LibCheck contains multiple options that allow you to alter its functionality through accompanying text files. Some of the supported modifications include designating the report header HTML, specifying files to ignore, and identifying assemblies to be loaded from the GAC instead of the specified directory. The LibCheck Tool Specification document outlines the use of the text files associated with the modifications and gives guidance on their usage.
In addition to the modifications possible through the text files, it is also possible to control the behavior of LibCheck through a variety of command-line parameters. For a complete list of command-line parameters and usage information, runlibcheck.exefrom the command line without any parameters, or refer to the tool-specification document.
LibCheck is a product of Microsoft’s Base Class Library team. For support, email them directly at bclpub@microsoft.com or visit their blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/ bclteam/default.aspx.
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