I am building a dsl on top of tup(lua) for my project. What I want to end
up with is something like this:
bar = cc_lib {
name = 'bar',
srcs = {'bar.cc'}
-- no deps
} -- creates rules to compile bar.cc and create libbar.a
foo = cc_lib {
name = 'foo',
srcs = {'foo1.cc', 'foo2.cc'},
deps = {bar}
} -- creates rules to compile foo1.cc and foo2.cc and create libfoo.a
cc_bin {
name = 'runme',
srcs = {'runme.cc'},
deps = {foo}
} -- creates rules to compile runme.cc and link it with libfoo.a and
*libbar.a*
I didn't find a way to query for the dependency of libfoo.a to libbar.a so
that I can pull both in the link rule for runme. I believe tup does not
have this dependency in the db either because library archives do not have
dependencies. What are my options to track dependencies between libs so
that I can specify the transitive closure of deps to the link rule for a
binary?
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