On 31.01.2012 04:55, Bill Hoffman wrote:
- Paths like 'c:\' - Ninja now supports colon escaping "c:" -> "c$:"
Is there a single place where the escaping could be done?
Can we use Posix paths in the windows ninja generator instead of windows
paths? I am guessing ninja would be happier with them. So, c:/, as
for the :, there should be a way to escape that depends on the
generator. I know the makefile ones have a place.
We can't use Posix paths. Ninja assumes ready-to-use command lines,
on Windows this means backslashes in the generated ninja file.
'\' is not special character, only '$' is used for escaping.
Therefore the question, if there is a single place where
all the slashes could be replaced by backslashes before we write
them down to the ninja file.
Peter
- Backslashes: could they also be replaced at a single place?
Would you not need to do that if you did / instead of \.
- Finding the msvc compiler fails because TARGET_IMPLIB is empty
and to the linker /implib: is passed without an argument.
Why is TARGET_IMPLIB empty?
Sounds like it is missing from the platform file, or the right platform
file is not getting loaded.
- Some targets have the .exe extension, but the rule misses the .exe.
Sounds like a bug in the ninja generator.
- When&& is used for calling multiple command a 'cmd.exe /c' call is
necessary.
- How it is possible to choose a compiler (msvc, mingw)?
I think it would work like the make generators. You set CC and CXX
before running CMake, or specify them in cmake-gui.
Glad you are working on this.
Thanks!
-Bill
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