This is it, but I don't think it will be of much help. In order to use "/USEENV", I first have to execute the batch file: 'vcvars32.bat'. If I execute it fromt he command line, things work fine, but when I call it in my script they don't 
sub Build
{
    my $vcvars32 = 'VCVARS32.BAT';
    system ($vcvars32);

    $command = join("", "msdev ", "$workspace", "\\", "$projectname ",
+ "\/MAKE ", "\"$name ", "\- ", "$activeconfiguration\" ", "\/REBUILD 
+\/OUT ", "$workspace\\", "$log_name ", "\/USEENV"); 

    $start = localtime time;
    
    print "\nProcessing build...";
    system "$command";
    print "Done\n";

    $finish = localtime time;
}

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