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== Usage ==

The ~~commonly used~~ arguments of Razzle are following:

The common arguments of Razzle are following:

* <code>free</code> - ~~builds~~ retail build,

* <code>free</code> - retail build,

* <code>chk</code> - ~~builds~~ checked build, which contains additional debugging information and therefore slower in execution,

* <code>chk</code> - checked build, which contains additional debugging information and therefore slower in execution,

* <code>offline</code> - isolates source code from Source Depot or similar linked programs. ~~This is more suitable for Windows XP/Server 2003 and beyond, and without~~ this argument ~~the platform~~ tries to connect with the source server, but due to internal addresses ~~non-existence~~, it goes abrupt and errors start to appear.

* <code>offline</code> - isolates source code from Source Depot or similar linked programs. Without this argument, Razzle tries to connect with the source server via <code>sd.exe</code>, but due to internal addresses absence, it goes abrupt and errors start to appear. This workaround is fixed in OpenXP internally, changing points to Git.

=== Architectures ===

By default, Razzle builds for x86 platforms. To specify another one, you should append one of these arguments after previous one:

* <code>win64</code> - choosing an Intel Itanium 64 (IA-64) target for build. If you append <code>amd64</code>, it will build for AMD64 targets,

* <code>pocketpc</code> - builds ~~Armv4~~ target.

* <code>pocketpc</code> - builds ARMv4 target, prevailingly for Windows CE 2003 (or Windows Mobile 2003).

~~Other~~ arguments are these:

=== Miscellaneous ===

Miscellaneous arguments of Razzle are these:

* <code>verbose</code> - executes Razzle script suite and outputs every action happening,

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 == Usage ==
-The commonly used arguments of Razzle are following:
+The common arguments of Razzle are following:
-* <code>free</code> - builds retail build,
+* <code>free</code> - retail build,
-* <code>chk</code> - builds checked build, which contains additional debugging information and therefore slower in execution,
+* <code>chk</code> - checked build, which contains additional debugging information and therefore slower in execution,
-* <code>offline</code> - isolates source code from Source Depot or similar linked programs. This is more suitable for Windows XP/Server 2003 and beyond, and without this argument the platform tries to connect with the source server, but due to internal addresses non-existence, it goes abrupt and errors start to appear.
+* <code>offline</code> - isolates source code from Source Depot or similar linked programs. Without this argument, Razzle tries to connect with the source server via <code>sd.exe</code>, but due to internal addresses absence, it goes abrupt and errors start to appear. This workaround is fixed in OpenXP internally, changing points to Git.
+=== Architectures ===
 By default, Razzle builds for x86 platforms. To specify another one, you should append one of these arguments after previous one:
 * <code>win64</code> - choosing an Intel Itanium 64 (IA-64) target for build. If you append <code>amd64</code>, it will build for AMD64 targets,
-* <code>pocketpc</code> - builds Armv4 target.
+* <code>pocketpc</code> - builds ARMv4 target, prevailingly for Windows CE 2003 (or Windows Mobile 2003).
-Other arguments are these:
+=== Miscellaneous ===
+Miscellaneous arguments of Razzle are these:
 * <code>verbose</code> - executes Razzle script suite and outputs every action happening,