Hi all, newbie alert.
In the cl task, there is a <defines> entry like so:
<cl outputdir="..\bin\${output.directory}"
options="${compiler.options}">
<defines>
<define name="_DEBUG">
...
</defines>
<sources>
<include name="*.cpp" />
</sources>
</cl>
I have several defines that differ based upon which product I'm building
from a set of source code files. Managing these defines for all these
different configurations is getting kind of messy in my script.
My question is can I set up a variable or property or something that
contains the list of defines? For example, I may want to define FOO1,
FOO2 and FOO3, and then for two different builds define _DEBUG and
NDEBUG respectively. Then of course the result would be that for the
first build defines would be FOO1, FOO2, FOO3 and _DEBUG, and the second
build would be FOO1, FOO2, FOO3 and NDEBUG.
Is there a reasonably easy way to do this based upon the value of some
property? I have a property that gets set up like this:
<target name="properties.debug">
<property name="compile.type" value="true" />
</target>
<target name="properties.release">
<property name="compile.type" value="false" />
</target>
Can that be used to configure the defines list?
Thanks!
-Kelly
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