Jim Weirich wrote:
On Jul 22, 2008, at 12:29 PM, Ittay Dror wrote:
when parsing dependency files in the format of make (generated by
unix compilers), the file_task variable (actually, the file name) is
not stripped. so if it contains spaces, it means it represents a
different task than what you'd expect.
[and]
I found that reading the whole file in one go and then parsing it is
twice as fast as reading it line by line.
Thanks. I've added these items to the Rake todo list. Do you have a
test for the parsing bug?
Great. The parsing bug happened when generating files with 'g++ -MD' on
ubuntu 8.04. It happened for several .cpp files only. The file starts
with a backslash, newline, then the obj file name is preceded with a
space. I don't know exactly why those files.
Ittay
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