Hello In our development environment, we have to support multiple platforms like Make-based, Visual Studio, Eclipse CDT and Keil uVision. CMake seems perfect to support this. But obviously there is no generator for uVision. Here comes the fun part: I am going to implement a generator for it :-)
Looking at the code of cmake, I identified cmGlobalGenerator and cmLocalGenerator as a base "hock" to start off. But actually I am looking for higer-level starting-point. Could you help me to identify one based on the information for uVision: uVision: - uVision does not use makefiles. - Multiproject Workspace: Kind of like a VisualStudio-solution. It is a xml-file basically just naming the projects contained in to workspace. Here's how it looks like: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <ProjectWorkspace xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"; xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="project_mpw.xsd"> <SchemaVersion>1.0</SchemaVersion> <Header>### uVision Project, (C) Keil Software</Header> <WorkspaceName>WorkSpace</WorkspaceName> <project> <PathAndName>.\Project1\Project1.uvproj</PathAndName> </project> <project> <PathAndName>.\Project2\Project2.uvproj</PathAndName> <NodeIsActive>1</NodeIsActive> </project> </ProjectWorkspace> - Then there is a project-file, also xml. One sub-section of it names the files contained within the project. This part looks like this: <Groups> <Group> <GroupName>SOURCE_FILES</GroupName> <Files> <File> <FileName>Main.cpp</FileName> <FileType>8</FileType> <FilePath>.\src\Main.cpp</FilePath> </File> <File> <FileName>startup_stm32f10x_md_vl.s</FileName> <FileType>2</FileType> <FilePath>.\src\startup_stm32f10x_md_vl.s</FilePath> </File> </Files> </Group> </Groups> - Then there is an option-file. In there, there is also some reference to the source-files. But I guess once I am able to create the project-file entries, generating the option-files is trivial. If anyone could guide me to a good starting point, that would be awesome! Thanks a lot in advance! -- Cheers! Marco
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