The VSBridge Properties menu supports customization of project builds. You can create a build on one remote machine and implement the debug­ging on another machine. You can also use the Properties options to config­ure an additional configuration for a remote target, for example, active debug. In addition you can create different build types with many instances of each build, for example, create one type of build for Unix and another for Linux.

The Properties page is divided into the following tabs:

• General
• Application
• Build
• Debugging

To Configure Project Properties

1. Select and right click on the project entry in the Solution Explorer tree.
   The project options menu is displayed.
   
   
2. Select Properties.
   The General tab of the Properties wizard opens.
   Details of the project and its location are displayed.
   
   
   
3. Click the Application tab.
   The Application tab is displayed.
   The Window Network Drive and Unix Network Drive paths are displayed. These two drives should be mapped to the same location.
   
   
   
4. Click the Build tab.
   • You can change the build type from External Makefile (user defined makefile) to Project Build (building the target according to the project) or vice-versa.
   • Choose the Remote Target on which you want to build the project.
   
   
   
   
5. Click the Debugging tab to display debugging information. This includes:
   • Command - the command for launching the program.
   • Command Arguments - the arguments for the command specified previously.
   • Working directory - the working directory of the program being debugged.
   • Remote Target - the name of the computer/IP on which you want to debug the application.