Here's one of those times when words matter. From the Delphi online docs:
Here's one of those times when words matter. From the Delphi online docs:
--no-config = do not load default DCC32.CFG file
The key word here is "default". If dcc32.cfg is the default config file, that would imply that we could pass a specified config file. But I see nothing in the docs to support that.
Anyone know if it is possible? Or is it simply a case of badly written "documentation"?
--no-config = do not load default DCC32.CFG file
The key word here is "default". If dcc32.cfg is the default config file, that would imply that we could pass a specified config file. But I see nothing in the docs to support that.
Anyone know if it is possible? Or is it simply a case of badly written "documentation"?
Jeroen Wiert Pluimers Because MSBuild is so bloated that even for C# compilation a lot of people look at alternatives like http://fsharp.github.io/FAKE/
ReplyDeleteA small .bat with explicit steps (resource compilations, dcc32 calls, continuous integration tests) is even more easy to follow than MSBuild's XM-Hell.
The IDE does all the work. Using msbuild with the IDE building the drop files means you can be certain that the command line build is identical to the IDE build.
ReplyDeleteDavid Heffernan indeed. The IDE even gives the command-line parameters. How easy can it be (:
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