Hello Mac!
If you want to use <groups>, you have to remember that they have a path. So
you usually use them like this:
1. in top-level Tuprules.lua you add:
TOP = tup.getcwd()
2. In any file you add files to group using sth like this:
local outputs = {"some_output_file", TOP .. "/<some_group>"}
tup.rule(inputs, "command %f %o", outputs)
3. Then in any file you can use this group like this:
tup.rule(TOP .. "/<some_group>", "command %<some_group>", outputs)
This is not the one-and-only way to use <groups>, but this usually works
pretty well. For example instead of using TOP folder to "anchor" the group,
you could use any folder you like, as long as you reference it correctly in
the rules that add files to the group and when you want to use the group as
input.
Let me know if you encounter any problems with <groups> - I use them since
they were introduced in tup (;
Regards,
FCh
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