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Custom Compiler with Visual Studio 2013

In older Visual Studios (eg 2008) there was a "Tool Build Order" menu. And from that menu I could select to not use the C/C++ Compiler, and instead use my own in the Custom Build Tool.

I want to do the same in Visual Studio 2013, but that menu appears to be gone. How do I get the same effect? My goal is to have 1 target (eg Debug) that builds using the Visual Studio 2013 compiler, so that I can get all the nice code analysis output; and then a separate target (eg DDK7600 Free) that uses a different compiler for doing my actual releases.

Just right click the Solution node and select "Project Build Order". (for build order)

For DDK compilation in VS 2013: how can i build a driver using visual studio? and http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff554644(v=vs.85).aspx

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