| Managed Build Tools question [message #115889] |
Tue, 17 August 2004 09:12  |
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Thanks to the Managed Build Tool, I've created my own toolchain.
I will have to develop other toolchains in futur and I would like to reuse
a maximum of defined targets, tools, configurations because of toolchains
similarities.
Is there a way to define for a tool, the id of a tool that it inherits
from (as already existing for targets)?
Thanks for your answer
Jerome
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| Re: Managed Build Tools question [message #115988 is a reply to message #115952] |
Tue, 17 August 2004 10:43  |
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Sean,
Sorry for my english.
I am asking if a tool can inherit from another tool.
I've already implemented the second feature you speak about, concerning
the same tool referenced in different targets but it doesn't answer to my
needs. I would like to enrich the inherited tools with more specific
options.
Jerome
Sean Evoy wrote:
> Jerome,
> Are you asking if a tool can inherit from another tool, or do you just
> want to reuse the same tool in different targets? If it is the latter,
> then it is now possible to define a tool independently of a target and
> have a reference to the tool in as many targets as you want. By the way,
> you can look at the Gnu toolchain in the managed build UI plugin to
> see tool references used this way.
> Sean
> Jerome Correnoz wrote:
> > Thanks to the Managed Build Tool, I've created my own toolchain.
> > I will have to develop other toolchains in futur and I would like to reuse
> > a maximum of defined targets, tools, configurations because of toolchains
> > similarities.
> >
> > Is there a way to define for a tool, the id of a tool that it inherits
> > from (as already existing for targets)?
> >
> > Thanks for your answer
> > Jerome
> >
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