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From the user aspect,we just click and see it run,but don't know what exactly is undergoing.

Is there a way to see all the internal processing history like:

> gcc foo.c -o foo.exe
> foo.exe
hello world
A: 

Check the Output window at the bottom docked pane inside your IDE. That should contain the full build output, including compile options etc.

Go to View menu, then Output window, or Ctrl-W, O.

Wim Hollebrandse
I don't see command lines in Output window.
Perform a 'Rebuild', I see the csc.exe command with the appropriate cmd line args.
Wim Hollebrandse
A: 

Visual Studio outputs all the commands into a temporary batch file which it then executes, and you see the results in the Output window.

Try looking in the file 'BuildLog.htm' in your intermediate directory.

More info here.

JBRWilkinson