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In Adacore's GPR file, how can I set the compiler to exclude file with full path
I have a project which contains several files which have the same name but in differents folders.
Ex :
->sources
->src
- a.c
- b.c
->stub
- a.c
- z.c
In my gprfile I included the source with
for Source_Dirs use ( "sources/**" )
Now, I want to ignore the files in src by using the primitive "Excluded_Source_File".
Unfortunatly, this primitive needs a file name, and not a full path, so when I want to ignore a.c, it ignore the both files in src and stub.
for Excluded_Source_Files use ( "sources/src/a.c" ); -- KO by gprbuild
for Excluded_Source_Files use ( "a.c" ); -- OK but ignore both
Does anyone know how can I do this, without alterate the current folder architecture and without rename files ?
compilation ada gprbuild
asked Nov 19 '18 at 15:18
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I have a project which contains several files which have the same name but in differents folders.
Ex :
->sources
->src
- a.c
- b.c
->stub
- a.c
- z.c
In my gprfile I included the source with
for Source_Dirs use ( "sources/**" )
Now, I want to ignore the files in src by using the primitive "Excluded_Source_File".
Unfortunatly, this primitive needs a file name, and not a full path, so when I want to ignore a.c, it ignore the both files in src and stub.
for Excluded_Source_Files use ( "sources/src/a.c" ); -- KO by gprbuild
for Excluded_Source_Files use ( "a.c" ); -- OK but ignore both
Does anyone know how can I do this, without alterate the current folder architecture and without rename files ?
compilation ada gprbuild
asked Nov 19 '18 at 15:18
LnlB
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I have a project which contains several files which have the same name but in differents folders.
Ex :
->sources
->src
- a.c
- b.c
->stub
- a.c
- z.c
In my gprfile I included the source with
for Source_Dirs use ( "sources/**" )
Now, I want to ignore the files in src by using the primitive "Excluded_Source_File".
Unfortunatly, this primitive needs a file name, and not a full path, so when I want to ignore a.c, it ignore the both files in src and stub.
for Excluded_Source_Files use ( "sources/src/a.c" ); -- KO by gprbuild
for Excluded_Source_Files use ( "a.c" ); -- OK but ignore both
Does anyone know how can I do this, without alterate the current folder architecture and without rename files ?
compilation ada gprbuild
asked Nov 19 '18 at 15:18
LnlB
5310
I have a project which contains several files which have the same name but in differents folders.
Ex :
->sources
->src
- a.c
- b.c
->stub
- a.c
- z.c
In my gprfile I included the source with
for Source_Dirs use ( "sources/**" )
Now, I want to ignore the files in src by using the primitive "Excluded_Source_File".
Unfortunatly, this primitive needs a file name, and not a full path, so when I want to ignore a.c, it ignore the both files in src and stub.
for Excluded_Source_Files use ( "sources/src/a.c" ); -- KO by gprbuild
for Excluded_Source_Files use ( "a.c" ); -- OK but ignore both
Does anyone know how can I do this, without alterate the current folder architecture and without rename files ?
compilation ada gprbuild
compilation ada gprbuild
asked Nov 19 '18 at 15:18
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Sounds like what you want is a project extension, ie. create a second project file, which extends the first. In this seconds project file, you can override a.c
project Stubbed extends "my_project.gpr" is
for Source_Dirs use ("stub");
end Stubbed;
You can read more about project extentions in the GPRBuild User Guide
answered Nov 19 '18 at 15:28
egilhh
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I would use scenario variables; also, it sounds as though Excluded_Source_Dirs would be useful.
type Source_T is ("normal", "stubbed");
Sources : Source_T := external ("SOURCES", "normal");
then either
for Source_Dirs use ("sources/**");
case Sources is
when "normal" =>
for Excluded_Source_Dirs use ("sources/stub");
when "stubbed" =>
for Excluded_Source_Dirs use ("sources/src");
end case;
or
for Source_Dirs use ("sources");
case Sources is
when "normal" =>
for Source_Dirs use project'Source_Dirs & "sources/src";
when "stubbed" =>
for Source_Dirs use project'Source_Dirs & "sources/stub";
end case;
In either case,
gprbuild -P prj
(you could add the defaulted -XSOURCES=normal) or
gprbuild -P prj -XSOURCES=stubbed
answered Nov 19 '18 at 16:32
Simon Wright
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Sounds like what you want is a project extension, ie. create a second project file, which extends the first. In this seconds project file, you can override a.c
project Stubbed extends "my_project.gpr" is
for Source_Dirs use ("stub");
end Stubbed;
You can read more about project extentions in the GPRBuild User Guide
answered Nov 19 '18 at 15:28
egilhh
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Sounds like what you want is a project extension, ie. create a second project file, which extends the first. In this seconds project file, you can override a.c
project Stubbed extends "my_project.gpr" is
for Source_Dirs use ("stub");
end Stubbed;
You can read more about project extentions in the GPRBuild User Guide
answered Nov 19 '18 at 15:28
egilhh
3,59211017
add a comment |
Sounds like what you want is a project extension, ie. create a second project file, which extends the first. In this seconds project file, you can override a.c
project Stubbed extends "my_project.gpr" is
for Source_Dirs use ("stub");
end Stubbed;
You can read more about project extentions in the GPRBuild User Guide
answered Nov 19 '18 at 15:28
egilhh
3,59211017
Sounds like what you want is a project extension, ie. create a second project file, which extends the first. In this seconds project file, you can override a.c
project Stubbed extends "my_project.gpr" is
for Source_Dirs use ("stub");
end Stubbed;
You can read more about project extentions in the GPRBuild User Guide
answered Nov 19 '18 at 15:28
egilhh
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answered Nov 19 '18 at 15:28
egilhh
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answered Nov 19 '18 at 15:28
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answered Nov 19 '18 at 15:28
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I would use scenario variables; also, it sounds as though Excluded_Source_Dirs would be useful.
type Source_T is ("normal", "stubbed");
Sources : Source_T := external ("SOURCES", "normal");
then either
for Source_Dirs use ("sources/**");
case Sources is
when "normal" =>
for Excluded_Source_Dirs use ("sources/stub");
when "stubbed" =>
for Excluded_Source_Dirs use ("sources/src");
end case;
or
for Source_Dirs use ("sources");
case Sources is
when "normal" =>
for Source_Dirs use project'Source_Dirs & "sources/src";
when "stubbed" =>
for Source_Dirs use project'Source_Dirs & "sources/stub";
end case;
In either case,
gprbuild -P prj
(you could add the defaulted -XSOURCES=normal) or
gprbuild -P prj -XSOURCES=stubbed
answered Nov 19 '18 at 16:32
Simon Wright
16.4k21836
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I would use scenario variables; also, it sounds as though Excluded_Source_Dirs would be useful.
type Source_T is ("normal", "stubbed");
Sources : Source_T := external ("SOURCES", "normal");
then either
for Source_Dirs use ("sources/**");
case Sources is
when "normal" =>
for Excluded_Source_Dirs use ("sources/stub");
when "stubbed" =>
for Excluded_Source_Dirs use ("sources/src");
end case;
or
for Source_Dirs use ("sources");
case Sources is
when "normal" =>
for Source_Dirs use project'Source_Dirs & "sources/src";
when "stubbed" =>
for Source_Dirs use project'Source_Dirs & "sources/stub";
end case;
In either case,
gprbuild -P prj
(you could add the defaulted -XSOURCES=normal) or
gprbuild -P prj -XSOURCES=stubbed
answered Nov 19 '18 at 16:32
Simon Wright
16.4k21836
add a comment |
I would use scenario variables; also, it sounds as though Excluded_Source_Dirs would be useful.
type Source_T is ("normal", "stubbed");
Sources : Source_T := external ("SOURCES", "normal");
then either
for Source_Dirs use ("sources/**");
case Sources is
when "normal" =>
for Excluded_Source_Dirs use ("sources/stub");
when "stubbed" =>
for Excluded_Source_Dirs use ("sources/src");
end case;
or
for Source_Dirs use ("sources");
case Sources is
when "normal" =>
for Source_Dirs use project'Source_Dirs & "sources/src";
when "stubbed" =>
for Source_Dirs use project'Source_Dirs & "sources/stub";
end case;
In either case,
gprbuild -P prj
(you could add the defaulted -XSOURCES=normal) or
gprbuild -P prj -XSOURCES=stubbed
answered Nov 19 '18 at 16:32
Simon Wright
16.4k21836
I would use scenario variables; also, it sounds as though Excluded_Source_Dirs would be useful.
type Source_T is ("normal", "stubbed");
Sources : Source_T := external ("SOURCES", "normal");
then either
for Source_Dirs use ("sources/**");
case Sources is
when "normal" =>
for Excluded_Source_Dirs use ("sources/stub");
when "stubbed" =>
for Excluded_Source_Dirs use ("sources/src");
end case;
or
for Source_Dirs use ("sources");
case Sources is
when "normal" =>
for Source_Dirs use project'Source_Dirs & "sources/src";
when "stubbed" =>
for Source_Dirs use project'Source_Dirs & "sources/stub";
end case;
In either case,
gprbuild -P prj
(you could add the defaulted -XSOURCES=normal) or
gprbuild -P prj -XSOURCES=stubbed
answered Nov 19 '18 at 16:32
Simon Wright
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answered Nov 19 '18 at 16:32
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