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Cons 2.3.0 and cons -t
From: |
Eric Brown |
Subject: |
Cons 2.3.0 and cons -t |
Date: |
Wed, 30 May 2001 18:09:24 -0700 |
Cons 2.3.0 appears to get very confused when running with the -t option.
I can build my project from the top level just fine, but when I run from a
subdirectory (and specify -t), I get a *huge* pile of errors:
cons.bat: error in file "Common\CPSSession\Conscript" (don't know how to
construct build\debug\Common\CPSSession\entry=HASH(0x1cb6218).obj from
build\debug\Common\CPSSession\entry=HASH(0x1cb6218).)
cons.bat: error in file "Common\CPSUtility\Conscript" (don't know how to
construct build\debug\Common\CPSUtility\entry=HASH(0x1d46be8).obj from
build\debug\Common\CPSUtility\entry=HASH(0x1d46be8).)
cons.bat: error in file "Common\CXMLRequestor\Conscript" (don't know how to
construct build\debug\Common\CXMLRequestor\entry=HASH(0x1f01f94).obj from
build\debug\Common\CXMLRequestor\entry=HASH(0x1f01f94).)
cons.bat: error in file "CPSWebClassSvr\Conscript" (don't know how to
construct
build\debug\CPSWebClassSvr\entry=HASH(0x279a000).obj from
build\debug\CPSWebClassSvr\entry=HASH(0x279a000).)
cons.bat: error in file "Client\Conscript" (don't know how to construct
build\debug\Client\entry=HASH(0x278adf0).obj from
build\debug\Client\entry=HASH(0x278adf0).)
cons.bat: error in file "ECMWra~1\ECMManagerSvr\Conscript" (don't know how
to construct build\debug\ECMWra~1\ECMManagerSvr\entry=HASH(0x2774e54).obj
from build\
debug\ECMWra~1\ECMManagerSvr\entry=HASH(0x2774e54).)
cons.bat: error in file "ECMWra~1\ECMWrapperS3\Conscript" (don't know how to
construct build\debug\ECMWra~1\ECMWrapperS3\entry=HASH(0x276d38c).obj from
build\de
bug\ECMWra~1\ECMWrapperS3\entry=HASH(0x276d38c).)
cons.bat: script errors encountered: construction aborted
Also, Cons 2.3.0 still has the problem where header files (outside the
current directory) are not being installed correctly when I use QuickScan to
derive dependencies.
Eric
- Cons 2.3.0 and cons -t,
Eric Brown <=