Hello,

 

I would like to auto-generate a jam file and then have it get used in the current running bjam process.  I have tried using the SHELL rule and/or the response rule like this:

 

test =@(../../../Jamroot.jam:E="project test ;” ) ;     or test = [ SHELL “echo ‘project test ;’ >../../../Jamroot.jam” ];

 

and in both cases the file is generated but the current bjam instance does not see it since the following prints nothing until bjam is rerun:

 

echo  [ glob ../../../*.jam ] ;

 

this is also the case with other command like use-project, ….

 

Is there a way to force bjam to rescan the file system for a particular file?

 

Thanks,

 

Chris

 

 



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