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Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff.
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# These are external variables, and shouldn't clash with anything else
More @NAME@ -> @CNAME@ fixups.
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# @CNAME@_BUILT
Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff.
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#
Further work in progress on build system -- port over test modules.
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build_target @TEST_LIBS@ || return 1
Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff.
2006-07-25 19:00:04 +01:00
Further work in progress on build system -- port over test modules.
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if [ -z ${@CNAME@_BUILT} ]
Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff.
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then
Further work in progress on build system -- port over test modules.
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LIBS="@LINK_LIBS@"
Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff.
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EXTRAS="" # @TODO@ libs, cflags
echo "Building test programs..."
do_cmd mkdir -p obj/tests || return 1
for SRC in src/@NAME@/*.cpp
do
TEST="obj/tests/$(basename ${SRC} | sed -e 's,.cpp$,,')"
MODIFIED=0
for file in ${LIBS} ${SRC} src/@NAME@/build.tests
do
if [ ${file} -nt ${TEST} ]
then
MODIFIED=1
break
fi
done
if [ ${MODIFIED} -ne 0 ]
then
do_cmd ${CXX} -Iobj ${CFLAGS} -o ${TEST} ${SRC} ${LIBS} ${EXTRAS} || return 1
print_success "Built ${TEST}"
else
print_success "${TEST} is up to date"
fi
done
print_success "All tests built"
Further work in progress on build system -- port over test modules.
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@CNAME@_BUILT=1
Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff.
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fi
Update bits and pieces that should be substituted in files.
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# kate: @KATE_MODELINE@
Use numeric prefixes on source files
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# vim: syntax=sh:@VIM_MODELINE@