now that I am using variants (debug and release builds), the need for
additional directory creation does not exist.
Regarding the warnings, I will try to recreate it - maybe happened only on
Mac.
Some more questions:
1. variants: it is possible to direct tup (e.g using commandline) to build
only one specific variant? I am pretty sure I saw it in the manual but now
it hides from me.
2. I am using a tool (lttng) which generates x.{c,h,o} from x.tp . I need
to have the list of .o files as the input to the linker, so need to filter
out the x.c and x.h:
How can I do it?
# prepare the lttng generated files
: *.tp |> lttng-gen-tp %f |> %B.h %B.c %B.o {tp_objects}
: {objects} { have here the object files from {tp_objects} } |> g++ %f -o
%o $(LDFLAGS) $(LDLIBS)|> theApplication
3. I think contents in Tupfile.ini is not read (checked with strace). The
file is opened then closed but not read.
"In addition to setting options, Tupfile.ini files have a special
property." , but the list of files tried does not contain the ini file.
The ini file is the only one that can be added to the git repo -- the rest
are out of the tree.
4. How do I get this to work?
#pseudo code -- will not evaluate since tup handles backticks like regular
char
UNAME=`uname`
ifeq ($(UNAME),Darwin)
# for Mac:
else
# other OS
endif
On Tuesday, December 6, 2016 at 6:52:00 PM UTC+2, [email protected] wrote:
>
> tup newbie questions:
>
>
> [ my project is compiled on linux and Mac, currently made of one git
> parent project with three git submodules. Small project (< 5000 lines) of
> C++ ). ]
>
> 1.
>
> I need to create a few dirs in and above the src dir. They will be filled
> with generated source (protobuf, lttng) and output (*.o) , and also build
> revisions debug/release .
>
>
> I saw in the mailing list that in 2015 there was no (easy?) way to
> accomplish it. What’s the recommendation today?
>
>
> I am currently using a Makefile, and consider moving to tup. Target arch
> are Mac and linux.
>
>
> I could of course wrap with a Makefile:
>
> prepare_dirs:
>
> mkdir -p x y z
>
>
> my_prog: prepare_dirs
>
> tup upd
>
>
>
>
> 1. what is an easy way to build both debug and release in one run?
> (i.e multiple targets), alternatively what is the recommended method to
> have something like make DEBUG=1 ?
> 2. I use git submodule named ‘scream’ and get “tup warning: Writing
> to hidden file '/Users/noam/w/hp-router/.git/modules/src/scream/index' “
> the files in the submodule are compiled as part of the main (parent)
> project ( i.e. I don’t want to create libraries and link them)
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Noam
>
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