After switching from scripting PHP to compiled ECPP I was fooled several
times by the need re-compile an application and restart tntnet. So I
wrote a script that runs make and restarts the server. Hope it will be
useful for those who develops with ECPP.
How to use:
1) Put the script into a directory that is in the PATH list, e.g.,
~/bin.
2) Go to your project directory.
3) Run the script.
The script will run make first. If make fails, the script will offer
to re-run make (default) or to quit.
If make succeeds, the script will offer to start tntnet (default) or to
quit.
If you choose to start tntnet, you can then stop it by pressing Ctl+C.
After tntnet is stopped, the script will run make again, and so on.
Yuri
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#! /bin/bash
while true; do
while true; do
if make; then
echo "SUCCESS! "
echo -n "'Q' to quit, any key to start tntnet [S/q] "
read resp
case $resp in
[qQ])
break 2
;;
*)
break 1
;;
esac
else
echo "ERROR ... "
echo -n "'Q' to quit, 'C' to continue, any key to re-compile [R/q]
"
read resp
case $resp in
[qQ])
break 2
;;
[cC])
break 1
;;
*)
;;
esac
fi
done
trap "echo tntnet interrupted" SIGINT
tntnet -c tntnet.conf
trap SIGINT
done
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