Re: [jamboost] CodeWarrior support in V2

From: Reece Dunn (msclrhd_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-07-05 04:52:34

Vladimir Prus wrote:
>Reece Dunn wrote:
> > This toolset requires the CVS version of BBv2 and follows the 
>conventions
> > of the latest CVS changes (NOTE: default-paths rule needs work to detect
> > the various CodeWarrior versions). This makes the cw toolset 
>configuration
> > consistent with the other tools:
> >
> > using cw : 6.1 : "C:/Program Files/Metrowerks/CodeWarrior/Other
> > Metrowerks Tools/Command Line Tools/mwcc.exe" ;
>
>That's good! I have only one (mechanical) problem with your toolset. Some 
>of
>the lines appear to be wrapped in attachment, for example the first comment
>looks like:
>
> # (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
> http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
>
>(Note there's no "#" on the second line). There are such wrappings in other
>places too. Maybe you can try resending?

I am reworking the toolset slightly. There are a few fixes I want to put in 
place. I am also looking at enabling response files in version 7+. I have 
now fixed the lines so they are under 80 characters and will post with the 
modifications.

Q: How do you create a spanned line in an action? Worst case: you will have 
to manually correct those lines.

>Ah.. and the "TODO" at the top on the first is probably no longer 
>appropriate,
>since you require CVS version ;-)

I caught that one earlier, too! It was because the code was originally 
written using the 1.31 BBv2 code.

BTW: I like the new CVS approach, compared to the 1.31 version :). However, 
I agree with your other post that a common.join-command would be beneficial, 
so I'll see what I can do. Also, how about either 1) a common.resolve-path 
that appends ProgramFiles as a prefix; or 2) make that a part of 
common.get-invocation-command.

Also, it may also be useful to add a search in the Windows directory as well 
to allow .NET toolsets to be written (the files are located in the Windows 
directory).

Regards,
Reece

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