ps. I think I got it working using the method below, but with
MONOLITHIC_MODULE not giving me an error. It's a very simple change so
even if it's not the best changing it later won't be hard.
<module id="mod_luamodule" template="wxlua" cond="SHARED=='1' and
USE_LUAMODULE=='1' and MONOLITHIC_MODULE=='0'">
same as it was
...
<module id="mod_luamodule_mono" template="wxlua" cond="SHARED=='1' and
USE_LUAMODULE=='1' and MONOLITHIC_MODULE=='1'">
compile all the sources to make it monolithic
...
I will commit in an hour or so, I'm on a very slow machine and
bakefile takes forever as does compiling.
Regards,
John
On Jan 19, 2008 3:08 PM, John Labenski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Jan 17, 2008 5:24 PM, Ryan Pusztai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > I'd like to see just one DSO containing all the bindings that you can
> > > > just do 'require "wx"' from inside a standard Lua interpreter. Just one
> > > > file you can put along side. (Excluding the WxWidgets DSOs themselves,
> > > > obviously: although I suppose the bindings could statically link to them
> > > > too, although that's not an option for me as Ubuntu doesn't come with
> > > > static versions, but that's outside your control.)
> >
> > I agree with this. I have build files for wx.dll/so linked against the
> > monolithic wxWidgets dll/so (if it is available in wx-config for Linux) This
> > would be so great. --
>
> Francesco, the only thing I can think of doing is adding another
> target like below in modules/build/bakefiles/modules.bkl where we
> compile all the sources together.
>
> I added the option MONOLITHIC_MODULE the same way that USE_LUAMODULE
> was added but if I try to use cond"MONOLITHIC_MODULE='1'" in any form
> I always get an error. I don't understand why USE_LUAMODULE works, but
> MONOLITHIC_MODULE used in the exact same way doesn't.
>
> /home/john/cvs/wxLua/a/wxLua/modules/build/bakefiles/modules.bkl:301:
> error: 'MONOLITHIC_MODULE=='0'': only weak condition allowed in this
> context
> [bakefile_gen] error: bakefile exited with error
>
>
> ============
>
> Doesn't work
>
> <!-- <if cond="MONOLITHIC_MODULE=='0'"> -->
> <module id="mod_luamodule" template="wxlua" cond="SHARED=='1' and
> USE_LUAMODULE=='1'">
> the original code...
>
> Neither does this
>
> <module id="mod_luamodule" template="wxlua" cond="SHARED=='1' and
> USE_LUAMODULE=='1' and MONOLITHIC_MODULE=='0'">
>
>
> else (note that if the cond=MONOLITHID_MODULE worked
> mod_luamodule_mono would be just "mod_luamodule" replacing the above.)
>
> <!-- <if cond="MONOLITHIC_MODULE=='1'"> -->
> <module id="mod_luamodule_mono" template="wxlua" cond="SHARED=='1'
> and USE_LUAMODULE=='1'">
> <wxlua-dirname>$(WXLUA_LIBDIR)</wxlua-dirname>
>
> <!-- $libdir/lua/5.1 looks to be the standard folder for lua
> modules... -->
> <install-to>$(LIBDIR)/lua/5.1</install-to>
>
> <include>$(WXLUA_BASEDIR)/modules/wxbind/setup</include>
>
> <headers>$(LUAMODULE_HDR)</headers>
> <define>WXMAKINGDLL_LUAMODULE</define>
>
> <sources>
> $(LUAMODULE_SRC)
> $(WXBINDADV_SRC)
> $(WXBINDAUI_SRC)
> $(WXBINDBASE_SRC)
> $(WXBINDCORE_SRC)
> $(WXBINDGL_SRC)
> $(WXBINDHTML_SRC)
> $(WXBINDMEDIA_SRC)
> $(WXBINDNET_SRC)
> $(WXBINDRICHTEXT_SRC)
> $(WXBINDSTC_SRC)
> $(WXBINDXML_SRC)
> $(WXBINDXRC_SRC)
> $(WXLUASOCKET_SRC)
> $(WXLUADEBUG_SRC)
> $(WXLUA_SRC)
> </sources>
>
> <!-- It's important to keep the module name 'wx' to make
> require("wx") work -->
> <dllname>wx_mono</dllname>
>
> <!-- we won't use <wxlua-allstdlibs> because it links to the
> non-verbatim
> version of lua, while we need the verbatim one (lua5.1.so/.dll)
> -->
>
> <wxlua-lib>lua</wxlua-lib>
>
> <wx-alllibs-req-bywxlua/>
> </module>
>
> ==============
>
> Does this make sense?
> John
>
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