On Nov 26, 2007 6:30 PM, fabien_pichard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I went to http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/cc.html to try to understand
> how linking worked but I still cannot make it work at all...
>
> <project name="C build" basedir="."
> xmlns:cpptasks="antlib:org.sf.net.antcontrib.cpptasks"
> xmlns:antcontrib="antlib:net.sf.antcontrib">
Since you've put cpptasks.jar in ${ant.home}/lib, and you use
xmlns:cpptasks, you don't need to <taskdef> and <typedef> it. Simply
use <cpptasks:cc> instead.
And if cpptasks.jar wasn't in ${ant.home}/lib, you'd have to have used
a loaderref so the <taskdef> and <typedef> used the same class loader.
Just in FYI.
Same applies to Ant-Contrib. So use xmlns or task/typedef, but not both.
> <target name="cmpdebug" depends="init" description="Compile the source " >
> <cc name="msvc"
> objdir="${debug.dir}"
> debug="1"
> rebuild="1"
> warnings="severe"
> optimize="none"
> exceptions="true">
Don't you need to specify whether it's a .exe or .dll? It's been a while...
> <linker name="msvc"
> debug="1"
> rebuild="1">
> <fileset dir="${debug.dir}" includes="*.obj"/>
> </linker>
I don't think you need an explicit linker, since you used <cc
name="msvc">, and you also don't need to use a fileset for obj, as
<cc> knows about them as products of the compilation of the C sources.
I don't have my CppTasks builds with me anymore, and it's been a
couple years, so it's becoming fuzzy...
> It will compile and I will have an OBJ, but it won't link... and ANT does
> not fail anywhere...
> What am I doing wrong?
Try running with -verbose, and study the output. Might provide some
insight. --DD
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