howto launch eurekalog from command line

[Florent Guiliani]

Hi all,

I'm using batch files to compile nightly build versions of my project.
eureka log is not active if I use only "make" command.

Is there a way to run the "eurekalog after link process" from a script?

Florent G.,

[admin]

Florent Guiliani wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using batch files to compile nightly build versions of my project.
> eureka log is not active if I use only "make" command.
>
> Is there a way to run the "eurekalog after link process" from a script?
>
> Florent G.,

From the relative help topic:
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As a command-line compiler, EurekaLog provides the ecc32.exe program for
Delphi and emake.exe program for CBuilder: you can find them in the same
directory as the dcc32.exe/make.exe compiler.

This new compiler integrates the standard dcc32.exe/make.exe features
plus new EurekaLog features, so now you can use just the new
ecc32.exe/emake.exe command-line compiler instead of the standard
dcc32.exe/make.exe compiler.

Using the new command-line compiler, you can compile your projects just
like when you use the standard compiler, adding to your projects new
EurekaLog features.

EurekaLog command line compiler add a new option "--el_config", use it
to compile your project with a different EurekaLog option file (Example:
--el_config"new_eurekalog_optionfile").


Don't use the standard command-line compiler anymore: use only the new
EurekaLog command-line compiler.


Examples:

ecc32.exe "ProjectName.dpr" // Delphi command-line compiler

emake.exe -B -f"MakeFile.mak" // C++Builder command-line compiler


Note: the emake.exe command-line compiler did not support ".bpr" files
(supported only ".mak" file). To generate the ".mak" file from the
".bpr" you can use the bpr2mak.exe command-line program.


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Fabio Dell'Aria.
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[Florent Guiliani]

admin a écrit :
> From the relative help topic:

oups... sorry

[admin]

Florent Guiliani wrote:
> admin a écrit :
>
>> From the relative help topic:
>
>
> oups... sorry

Don't worry, be happy! ;)

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Best regards...

Fabio Dell'Aria.
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http://www.eurekalog.com
Catch every BUG showing line n.

[aesop]

I see in the documentation about specifying an option file and threads in this forum to that effect.

However, for the life of me I can't find what to put in that option file nor can I find the file that Eurekalog uses in the IDE. Am I blind?

Thanks,

Carl

[admin]

Hi,

aesop wrote:
> I see in the documentation about specifying an option file and threads
> in this forum to that effect.
>
> However, for the life of me I can't find what to put in that option
> file nor can I find the file that Eurekalog uses in the IDE. Am I
> blind?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Carl

I don't understand exactly what do you mean.

But if you need how can use a specific EurekaLog option file with the
Command-line compiler then you can use the "--el_config" option.

As you can see here:
http://www.eurekalog.com/docs/command_linecompiler.html

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Best regards...

Fabio Dell'Aria.
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http://www.eurekalog.com
Catch every BUG, every time!

[aesop]

I couldn't figure out how to actually create the options file. However, I found it under the designer : "save options to file".

Anyway,

Thanks