I was filing this against the <cc> stuff in sourceforge, but now I think it
may be our problem.
Take a custom datatype, like say <defineset>, and declare it with a
classpath.
<path id="cc.classpath">
<pathelement location="lib/cpptasks.jar"/>
</path>
<taskdef name="cc"
classname="net.sf.antcontrib.cpptasks.CCTask"
classpathref="cc.classpath" />
<typedef name="defineset"
classname="net.sf.antcontrib.cpptasks.types.DefineSet"
classpathref="cc.classpath" />
then declare one of these types with an ID
<defineset id="build.defines">
<define name="DEBUG" if="build.debug" />
<define name="RELEASE" unless="build.debug" />
</defineset>
then, later on, use it
<target name="cc-windows" depends="headers" if="is-windows" >
<cc debug="${build.debug}"
link="shared"
outfile="something"
objdir="."
multithreaded="true"
exceptions="true"
>
<compiler name="msvc" />
<fileset dir="src"/>
<defineset refid="build.defines"/>
<linker name="msvc" >
<syslibset libs="kernel32,user32"/>
</linker>
</cc>
</target>
run this and you get an error: build.defines doesn't denote a DefineSet
Add the appropriate jar file to ANT_HOME/lib and it all works.
Although I originally thought this was a cc funny (*), I think it an ant
classpath problem instead. Are we trying to do some datatype validation that
doesnt work with types on a different classpath?
(*) see:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=550507&group_id=36
177&atid=416920
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