On 22 Aug 12, at 19:03, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
Hi Michael, > As you know, FPC uses fpmake to compile everything in packages. > > As I've been steadily improving fcl-passrc for fpdoc, > (it's now almost on par with the compiler, barring errors and assembler > statetements), > I created a small tool pas2fpm which takes as input a bunch of unit names, > and outputs a ready-to-go fpmake.pp file. > > This means that > pas2fpcm -o fpmake.pp *.pp > is all you need to create a fpmake.pp file. (provided the shell expands > wildcards) > > It analyses the sources, and creates an fpmake file that contains all units, > the units have the correct dependencies (it analyses that too) and sets the > UseResourceStrings property. > > If a particular source file is not compilable (parseable), > it will add it anyway, but with a comment. > > The resulting fpmake.pp should compile and do what it needs to do. > > The tool can be found in utils/pas2fpm. > > I'd be pleased to hear of any comments or suggestions for improvement. Like support for platforms where wildcards are not expanded by shell? ;-) Tomas _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
