New issue 19 by divisort...@gmail.com: /PDBPATH:none generates error for
Visual Studio 2010
http://code.google.com/p/swtoolkit/issues/detail?id=19
This option that was supported in previous versions of Visual Studio no
longer exists in Visual Studio 2010. However, it is being invoked during
release builds on windows from the file target_platform_windows.py. There
is an alternate syntax (available only in VS2010, and not in earlier
versions) that achieves the same thing. That syntax is /PDBALTPATH:%_PDB%
swtoolkit should detect which version of Visual Studio is being invoked,
and use the correct linker option.