Hello!
In the original tup parser you can have something like this:
!cc = |> $(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(CFLAGS_%f) -c %f -o %o |> %B.o
And with that you can add special flags for specific files like that:
CFLAGS_my-special-file.c = -DWHATEVER=1
This is not so easy in lua parser... Of course the definition of rule
doesn't change much:
function compile_all(inputs)
tup.foreach_rule(inputs, "$(CXX) $(CXXFLAGS) $(CXXFLAGS_%f) -c %f -o
%o", {'%B.o'})
end
But this won't work, first of all because of the dot which you have in
files:
tup error [string "Tupfile.lua"]:23: attempt to index global
'CFLAGS_my_special_file' (a nil value)
this can probably be easily solved by referring to base name of file
only, but the problem with "strange" characters in file names remain.
For example - in the above example it would first fail because of the
hyphen in the name:
tup error [string "Tupfile.lua"]:23: syntax error near '-'
Is there a cleaver lua alternative to this syntax? I don't know much
about lua syntax, so I'm counting on someone more experienced!
Thx in advance!
Regards,
FCh
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