About command line compiler

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4 total messages Started by Olivier Pons Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:33

#15

Author: Olivier Pons
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:33

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Is there any way to know the full command line the IDE launches when it 
compiles a project ?
(I'd like to compile my project under the IDE with NO optimizations and full 
debug, and to be able to manually launch a batch file which would compile it 
with ALL optimizations and no debug options in another folder).

Re: About command line compiler

#16

Author: Jesper Hogstrom (Borland)
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 18:54

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Olivier Pons wrote:
> Is there any way to know the full command line the IDE launches when it 
> compiles a project ?

Tools | Options | Environment Options | [x] Shw Command line

> (I'd like to compile my project under the IDE with NO optimizations and full 
> debug, and to be able to manually launch a batch file which would compile it 
> with ALL optimizations and no debug options in another folder). 

dcc32 /?

Re: About command line compiler

#17

Author: Jesper Hogstrom (Borland)
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 18:58

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Jesper Hogstrom (Borland) wrote:
>> (I'd like to compile my project under the IDE with NO optimizations 
>> and full debug, and to be able to manually launch a batch file which 
>> would compile it with ALL optimizations and no debug options in 
>> another folder). 
> 
> dcc32 /?

as I was just gonna say before the cat stepped on the send key... :)

dcc32 gives you the options available. "dccil" gives you the dccil options.

Don't do batch files. Use a build system, be it make, gnumake, 
finalbuilder, want or something else. When things get big and complex 
you'll save a whole lot of time by having a proper dependency based system.

See 
http://blogs.borland.com/jesperhogstrom/archive/2004/10/20/TestCaseAutomation.aspx 
for a related blog entry.
--Jesper

Re: About command line compiler

#18

Author: Olivier Pons
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 08:07

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Thanks a lot for this precious information.

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