# casual-build-server

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```console
host# casual-build-server --help 

NAME
   casual-build-server

DESCRIPTION

   builds a casual xatmi server

OPTIONS

   -d, --definition [0..1]  (<value>) [1]
        path to server definition file

   -o, --output [0..1]  (<value>) [1]
        name of binary to be built

   -c, --compiler [0..1]  (<value>) [1]
        compiler to use

   -f, --build-directives [0..*]  (<value>) [1..*]
        additional compile and link directives

   --system-configuration [0..1]  (<value>) [1]
        path to system configuration file

   --no-defaults [0..1]
        do not add any default compiler/link directives
        
        use --build-directives to add your own

   --source-file [0..1]  (<value>) [1]
        name of the intermediate source file

   -k, --keep [0..1]
        keep the intermediate source file

   -v, --verbose [0..1]
        verbose output

   -s, --service [0..*]  (<value>) [1..*]
        service names

   -r, --resource-keys [0..*]  (<value>) [1..*]
        key of the resource

   --default-transaction-mode [0..1]  (automatic, join, none, atomic) [1]
        the transaction mode for services specified with --service|-s

   --help [0..1]  (<value>) [0..*]
        shows this help information
                       
        Use --help <option> to see selected details on <option>
        You can also use more precise help for deeply nested options
        `--help -a -b -c -d -e`



```