I'm in a kind of messed up development environment, so before my question I'm going to provide a little background:
My project depends on (among other things) DirectX and DXUT to build (C++). My server is running linux, and it's not really an option to switch over to windows. My goal is a cross-compile environment on the server to check svn commits (I'm planning to use CruiseControl). I went pretty far setting up a cross-dev environemtn using mingw32, and of course ran into trouble when I needed to compile against DirectX. It seems mingw doesn't like the DX headers, and also may or may not have trouble with unicode projects (which DXUT requires). So, long story short I dropped mingw and decided to use MSVC which runs pretty damn well under wine. I'm using the cpptasks plugin, or taskdef, or whatever they're called (sorry, I'm brand new to ant), and a shell script to call msvc through wine, which is working pretty well. My (hopefully) last problem now is this: In the fileset to grab all the .cpp files it takes all the relative search paths I set and makes them absolute paths, so "**/*.cpp" turns into, for example, /var/cruisecontrol/checkout/idkfa/src/messaging/eventmanager.cpp . What's wrong with that? Well, since this gets passed to cl (the MSVC command-line compiler), and since most windows apps (cl included) use / for command-line flags instead of - it tries to interpret every single file as some command-line parameter instead of a file: [cpptasks:cc] cl : Command line warning D9002 : ignoring unknown option '/var/cruisecontrol/checkout/idkfa/libs/include/DXUT.cpp' SO, finally, my question: Is there any way to force the fileset returned values to be relative paths? Or is there any way I can modify what it returns, through a find-replace or some kind of tool? Of course, if anyone has a better build automation solution for me I would absolutely love to hear it since this seems hack-a-licious and prone to failure to me. Thank you! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
