On 2 Dec, Damjan Jovanovic wrote:
> * It already broke certain mixtures of build settings, eg. I think you
> can't both debug build and use precompiled headers on Windows, CFLAGS gets
> lost somewhere...
I figured out that problem and discovered that when using precompiled
headers with Visual C++, the optimization flags need to be consistent
between the precompiled headers and when the source files are compiled.
After getting past that, I found that when debugging enabled the
argument to -Fd must also be consistent between compiling the headers
and compiling the sources. The first problem there is that when
compiling the sources the value of $(PDBFILE) is somehow getting lost.
I'm not sure what is going wrong there, but I have a workaround. The
next problem is that when building a module with multiple libraries, the
value of $(PDBFILE) has the library name built in as in:
$W/LinkTarget/pdb/Library/<libname>.lib.pdb
That means that the headers need to be compiled separately for each
library with the matching value of $(PDBFILE) and the resulting compiled
headers need to be stashed in a separate, per-library place instead of
$W/PrecompiledHeader/debug/precompiled_<module>.hxx.{pch,pch.obj}
This is pretty baked into the the gbuild framework due to the use of
globals.
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