"No rule to make target `vs2012-ide-integraion'"

Hi all

I've built libreoffice-4.2.8.2 successfully on Windows. But I can't get the
MSVS project file.

[build SLC] writerfilter
[build SLC] chart2
[build SLC] sc
[build SLC] sw
[build SLC] libreoffice
[build SLC] loaded modules: UnoControls accessibility accessories afms
android animations apache-commons apple_remote avmedia basctl basebmp
basegfx basic bean beanshell binaryurp boost bridges canvas chart2 cli_ure
clucene codemaker comphelper configmgr connectivity cppcanvas cppu
cppuhelper cppunit cpputools cui curl dbaccess desktop drawinglayer dtrans
editeng embeddedobj embedserv eventattacher expat extensions external
extras filter firebird forms formula fpicker framework graphite
helpcompiler hsqldb hunspell hwpfilter hyphen i18nlangtag i18npool i18nutil
icu idl idlc instsetoo_native io javaunohelper jfreereport jpeg jurt
jvmaccess jvmfwk l10ntools lcms2 libabw libcdr libcmis libebook libetonyek
libexttextcat libfreehand liblangtag libmspub libmwaw libodfgen liborcus
libpng librelogo libreoffice libvisio libwpd libwpg libwps libxml2
libxmlsec libxslt lingucomponent linguistic lotuswordpro lpsolve mdds
more_fonts msc-externals mythes neon np_sdk nss o3tl odk offapi officecfg
oovbaapi oox openssl package padmin poppler postgresql postprocess
psprint_config python3 pyuno readlicense_oo redland registry remotebridges
reportbuilder reportdesign rhino ridljar rsc sal salhelper sax sc scaddins
sccomp scp2 scripting sd sdext setup_native sfx2 shell slideshow smoketest
solenv soltools sot starmath stoc store svgio svl svtools svx sw swext
sysui test testtools toolkit tools touch tubes ucb ucbhelper ucpp udkapi
unodevtools unoidl unoil unotest unotools unoxml ure uui vbahelper vcl
vigra wizards writerfilter writerperfect xmerge xmlhelp xmloff xmlreader
xmlscript xmlsecurity zlib

aron@MY-PC /cygdrive/d/lo/lo-core
*$ /opt/lo/bin/make vs2012-ide-integraion*
*make: *** No rule to make target `vs2012-ide-integraion'.  Stop.*


Is that the LibreOffice don't support vs2012-ide-integraion any more? Or I
made any mistake?
Best regards.
-- 
Aron