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  1. #1

    Default Compiler Output

    Hey,

    I can determine about the Commando line the path where the compilers
    Output should be written.

    /LX pathname

    If it is to be determined possibly in future about a compiler variables
    in the Script.




    Best regards
    Dirk

  2. #2

    Default Re: Compiler Output

    Dirk,

    > I can determine about the Commando line the path where the compilers
    > Output should be written.
    >
    > /LX pathname
    >
    > If it is to be determined possibly in future about a compiler variables in
    > the Script.

    As I understand it, you would like to set the "pathname" via a compiler
    variable from the script, right? From the technical point-of-view, this is
    not possible because the event log has to be created BEFORE the first line
    of the script is being processed (compiler-wise). Only the command line can
    set the pathname.

    Friedrich

  3. #3

    Default Re: Compiler Output

    Why? Everything pack into the memory and at the end save.

    Nevertheless, is just such as "File => Save Compiler Output to File..."

    Or to take the possibility from standard always the same name like the
    sb8 project.

    Dirk Büchel

  4. #4

    Default Re: Compiler Output

    Dirk,

    > Why? Everything pack into the memory and at the end save.
    >
    > Nevertheless, is just such as "File => Save Compiler Output to
    > File..."
    >
    > Or to take the possibility from standard always the same name
    > like the sb8 project.

    Yes, I think that we can add an option to resolve a compiler variable for
    the output pathname.

    For example:

    /LX [MY_OUTPUTDIR]

    The compiler can then resolve [MY_OUTPUTDIR] during script compilation and
    write the log to the specified location.

    Friedrich

  5. #5

    Default Re: Compiler Output

    wow !

    thank you Friedrich !

    Dirk Büchel

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