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title GetFrameworkSdkPath Task
description Learn about how to use the MSBuild GetFrameworkSdkPath task to retrieve the path to the Windows SDK.
ms.date 11/04/2016
ms.topic reference
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GetFrameworkSdkPath task [MSBuild]
MSBuild, GetFrameworkSdkPath task
author ghogen
ms.author ghogen
ms.subservice msbuild

GetFrameworkSdkPath task

Retrieves the path to the Windows Software Development Kit (SDK).

Task parameters

The following table describes the parameters of the GetFrameworkSdkPath task. The following table describes the parameters of the GetFrameworkSdkPath task.

Parameter Description
FrameworkSdkVersion20Path Optional String read-only output parameter.

Returns the path to the .NET SDK version 2.0, if present. Otherwise returns String.Empty.
FrameworkSdkVersion35Path Optional String read-only output parameter.

Returns the path to the .NET SDK version 3.5, if present. Otherwise returns String.Empty.
FrameworkSdkVersion40Path Optional String read-only output parameter.

Returns the path to the .NET SDK version 4.0, if present. Otherwise returns String.Empty.
Path Optional String output parameter.

Contains the path to the latest .NET SDK, if any version is present. Otherwise returns String.Empty.

Remarks

In addition to the parameters listed above, this task inherits parameters from the xref:Microsoft.Build.Tasks.TaskExtension class, which itself inherits from the xref:Microsoft.Build.Utilities.Task class. For a list of these additional parameters and their descriptions, see TaskExtension base class.

Example

The following example uses the GetFrameworkSdkPath task to store the path to the Windows SDK in the SdkPath property.

<Project>
    <Target Name="GetPath">
        <GetFrameworkSdkPath>
            <Output
                TaskParameter="Path"
                PropertyName="SdkPath" />
        </GetFrameworkSdkPath>
        <Message Text="$(SdkPath)"/>
    </Target>
</Project>

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