From: Jim Weirich <jim@...>
Date: 2006-03-26T07:40:45+09:00
Subject: Re: Using Rake to compile FreeBASIC code

Luis Lavena wrote:
> Jim:
> 
> After toyed with the rakefile with simple files, moved it to my project.
> 
> my folder structure is something like this:
> 
> my_project
>   code/
>   shared/
>   test/
>  Rakefile
> 
> Inside code is where my main code resides, and shared is a 
> junction/symlink to where I store code for md5, blowfish, hash, list, 
> etc.
> 
> In test, I create a few test to "verify" each one of the units/modules 
> of my project.
> 
> Well, with the rakefile/rules you created in previous mail, making main 
> a module located inside another folder fails, with this error:
> 
> rake aborted!
> Don't know how to build task 'mains/test/test_bf.o'

Ok, the rule needs to bridge the gap between test/test_bf.bas and 
mains/test/test_bf.o.  The regular expression part of the rule (the 
r{^mains/.*\.o$}) is fine, it should match "mains/test/test_bf.o".  The 
list of procs are probably what's wrong.

  [ proc { |fn| File.basename(fn).ext('bas') },
    proc { 'mains' }
  ]

will produce the list:

  [ 'test_bf.bas', 'mains' ]

which is wrong.  What you want is:

  [ 'test/test_bf.bas', 'mains/test' ]

So, just write two procs to produce that and put that in the rule.

Also, you will probably need to add a line that will describe how to 
make the 'mains/test' directory (Just saying "directory 'mains/test'" is 
adequate).

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-- Jim Weirich



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