Hi! >> 10) Support BUILD-EVENTS that when the hbIDE for start and end the >> process build it call some specific user-commands (such as calling the >> upx, send the generated file via FTP or run any other program like >> compression or encryption, etc.) > > I missed that one. Well, hbmk2 _does_ copying to any filesystem > target after successful build (-instpath= option), it also supports > upx for compression (-compr option), which leaves FTP/SCP and > friends, and to address that shortly: I wouldn't like to convert > hbmk2 into a 'curl' clone, it simple hasn't got any point to > duplicate existing functionality in an inferior fashion. > > BTW, you missed installer creation which is also a feature missing > from hbmk2, and it will probably be missing forever due to > the many variations and due to the fact that building installers > is rarely tied 1 to 1 to building binaries, so some 'postbuild' > script seems to fit the task better. For sure newer IDEs offer > such feature, but I don't know how usable it is at this stage. > > There is also .app bundle creation on OS X, which hbmk2 tries > to do now, but it's pretty much experimental yet. > > Overall there can be any number and sort of prebuild/postbuild > tasks that users may want to automate, but as a general rule > I'd like to keep hbmk2 as the builder tool only. Though if > there is some generic and portable task that seems to be better > suited for hbmk2, we can still add it there.
Ok, I understand that Viktor ... but I speak not to change the hbmk2 to insert it these resources, because hbmk2 did not need this. I speak from hbIDE give me a field for me to customize these actions on my project. So I can work on my CPU in "Debug Mode" and when I finished, I compile in "Release mode" and her call my batch file that compress my app with custom software (not UPX) and send it via FTP or do other things that I consider important. Regards, Vailton Renato _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
