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Re: Build a project composed by multiple shared libs [message #41765 is a reply to message #41762]

Sat, 18 January 2014 08:15

dolik.rce
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Registered: August 2008
Location: Czech Republic

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Hi Max,

Would a scripting be possible workaround? You could have a main package for each of your libs, with proper target. Then you'd have a one "super main", that would include all of these packages and a macro file (something.usc). The supermain package doesn't need to be compiled, it would be just used to run the compilation of all the libs.

The macro would be quite simple, something like

macro "Build all libs" Ctrl+Alt+F5 {
    ClearConsole();
    // list of libs to build
    libs = [ "lib1", "lib2", lib3 ]
    for (p in libs) {
        // Get .upp file location for the package
        upp = PackageDir(p) + "/"+p+".upp";
        // Construct the target name
        target = "lib"+p+".so";
        // Build that package with currently set flags
        BuildProject(upp, Flags(), target);
    }
}

I know that it is not really a solution, but it could save you some time before a better way to do it is found Smile

Best regards,
Honza

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