Hi all - I can't seem to get gccxml to process the --gccxml-gcc-options flag.
The reason we're trying to get it working is because I believe we've reached a
character limit on the parameters we're currently passing into gccxml. Does
anyone know what the character limit is when passing parameters into gccxml?
Is this a windows limitation?
Here is the contents of the options file:
-I "C:\Program Files\Faked Path\With\include"
-I "C:\Foo\Bar\Foo\Bar\Foo\Bar\Foo\Bar\2.0.7\include\Common"
-I "C:\Bar\Foo\Bar\Foo\Bar\Foo\dev\include"
-I "c:\Bar\Bar\Foo\Foo\Bar\Bar\Foo\Foo\runtimetest"
-I "c:\Foo\Foo\Bar\Bar\Foo\Foo\dev"
Here are the command line arguments being used:
gccxml.exe --gccxml-gcc-options
"C:\Foo\Bar\Bar\Foo\dev\source\tool\cpp-parser\bin\Debug\gcc_xml_input.txt"
--gccxml-config "C:\Bar\Bar\Foo\Bar\Bar\Foo\Foo\dev\bin\gccxml\gccxml_config"
-D "__EA_GCCXML" -D "EA_MATH_NO_INLINES" -D USER_ATTRIB_INCLUDE=1
-fxml="C:\Foo\Bar\Foo\Bar\Bar\Foo\Foo\bin\Debug\gccxml_othertest.xml"
"C:\Bar\Foo\Bar\Foo\Foo\Bar\Bar\Debug\gccxml_othertest.h"
Any suggestions? I've tried a few different things:
1. I've tried putting the defines (-D <preprocessor definition>) into the
options file
2. I've tried switching around the ordering of parameters - like making the
"-fxml=" come as the last parameter, etc
Thanks,
Tim
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