Hi Mike and Timothy,
On Apr 16, 2006, at 2:45 PM, Mike Emmel wrote:
bakefile generates xcode projects as I understand.
It does spit out a project with all the files, etc., but there's a
lot of features still missing from it, so it can't be used as-is. A
fairly good Python hacker familiar with the XCode2 project format
might be able to whip something up without too much time, though.
Mike
On 4/16/06, Timothy Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This might be a good approach for Linux, Win32 and other ports,
but the Mac
side will likely need to stay all in Xcode projects. Xcode can
call out to
external Makefile/Bakefile targets, but when building universal it
gets very
complicated. We would need to lipo our binaries in another build
phase
script at the end. That is just one of the major complexities that
Xcode
handles for us that we know will always work with Apple's build
system.
Yes, I know, I've written scripts to lipo wxWidgets together because
the wxPython build system is autoconf-based. ;-) When the XCode2
backend for Bakefile is finished, though, we may be able to use that
instead.
Thanks,
Kevin
— Timothy Hatcher
On Apr 16, 2006, at 11:09 AM, Kevin Ollivier wrote:
BTW, you might want to consider having a separate project file that
generates the cross-platform webcore sources as a static library
(say, a
"WebCoreBase" project file), and then have the Win32, etc. projects
statically link in that library and only build the files specific
to their
port/platform (and of course, depend on WebCoreBase). Actually,
I've pretty
much already set up the Bakefile projects this way, so that you
can see what
I mean when I submit the patch. :-) This way there wouldn't be any
redundancy among projects in terms of maintaining the cross-platform
sources, and each port will only ever have to worry about
updating/maintaining its own specific files.
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