I just checked a fix into CVS, that reads the GUID from an external
project and uses that instead of generating a new one. (caused an error
with VS 2005 SP1). You may want to update and start with that code.
The code uses an XML parser, so you should be able to figure out the
type of external project as well without changing too much.
-Bill
Vincent Scheib wrote:
I've implemented the ability to reference C# projects in a vc80 .sln
solution file with INCLUDE_EXTERNAL_MSPROJECT. Though, it is not a
small isolated code snippet. Here are the steps I took:
- I added cmGlobalVisualStudio71Generator::GetPlatform(), which
returns "Win 32", and is overridden in cmGlobalVisualStudio80Generator
to return this->Platform.
- I added the ability to store a string in the cache for the platform
for each project in a solution. (similar to GetGUID().) I called these
new member functions: SetProjectPlatform() / GetProjectPlatform().
GetProjectPlatform defaults to GetPlatform() if no cache entry is set.
(these were added to cmGlobalVisualStudio71Generator)
- in WriteSolutionConfigurations(), the solution level platform is
always "Mixed Platforms".
(I only added to cmGlobalVisualStudio8Generator, as that's all I need)
- in WriteProjectConfigurations(), the solution platform of "Mixed
Platforms" maps to a per project platform, extracted with
GetProjectPlatform().
(I only added to cmGlobalVisualStudio8Generator, as that's all I need)
- My previous version of WriteExternalProject() has been updated
slightly, and sets the platform for the project if it is C#.
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void cmGlobalVisualStudio71Generator
::WriteExternalProject(std::ostream& fout,
const char* name,
const char* location,
const std::vector<std::string>& depends)
{
//*** BEGIN EMERGENT MODIFICATION
//*** support for external project files that are not C++
// Create an uppercase version of location
char* location_uppercase = NULL;
{
size_t location_strlen = strlen(location);
location_uppercase = new char[location_strlen+1];
strcpy(location_uppercase, location);
for (char* c = location_uppercase; *c != NULL; c++)
{
*c = toupper(*c);
}
}
// Check what type of project it is, to know what type of GUID to use.
const char* project_type_guid =
"8BC9CEB8-8B4A-11D0-8D11-00A0C91BC942"; //C
if (strstr(location_uppercase, ".CSPROJ"))
{
project_type_guid = "FAE04EC0-301F-11D3-BF4B-00C04F79EFBC";
this->SetProjectPlatform(name, "Any CPU");
}
delete [] location_uppercase;
location_uppercase = NULL;
std::string d = cmSystemTools::ConvertToOutputPath(location);
fout << "Project(\"{" << project_type_guid << "}\") = \""
<< name << "\", \""
<< d << "\", \"{"
<< this->GetGUID(name)
<< "}\"\n";
//*** END EMERGENT MODIFICATION
// ...
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