This is deliberate, so that you can rerun a particular example without going through the whole compile/bind process. If you run ant without a target the output lists all the targets and tells the difference. Do you think this is a bad approach?
- Dennis
Eitan Suez wrote:
hi dennis,
i noticed that the tutorial build.xml has a number of targets called runX to run each of the examples.
each depends on configX,run-example.
the problem is that run-example does not depend on compile and run-bind so the runX targets cannot run successfully. i mean, there is no way for example to compile a given example, say example 1, except of course, if you list multiple targets in order from the command line, as in:
ant config1 compile run-bind run1
why not simply just make the two dependencies explicit, as in:
<target name="run-bind" depends="compile" .. <target name="run-example" depends="run-bind" ..
( then, full-test can also simplify to depends="clean,run-example" .. )
just a suggestion.
thanks, eitan
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