What features do you need in a LabVIEW build tool?

When developing LabVIEW applications, libraries, and components often ones needs many more features than the Application Builder provides. For example:
* excluding certain directories from the build
* defining custom destinations for specific source directories
* optionally convert destination folders to LLBs (or EXEs)
* adding a Namespace suffix so that all VIs in the built application have globally unique names.
I have created a tool called the Development Environment Application Builder that addresses many of these problems. I am looking for feedback and suggestions from other LabVIEW developers. I want to
know what features you need in a LabVIEW build tool.
I have started a discussion for this topic here.
You can get more info and download this project here.

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altenbach wrote:
Figuring out that "index array" is resizable... wait, In LabVIEW 4.0 it actually wasn't!
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Even a resized "index array" would be overkill. Here's equivalent code.
LabVIEW Champion . Do more with less code and in less time .
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