Adding eurekalog data via Commandline for C++builder in Rad Studio 2007

[koen]

Hi,

I am trying out Eurekalog, and have the following problem (I don't know if what I want is possible):

-In my project, eurekalog is disabled
-The project is compiled using msbuild
-After building the project, I execute emake to add eurekalog to the project:

emake --el_alter_exe"C:\full_path_to_cbproj\project.cbproj;c:\full_path_to_exe\project.exe" --el_config"c:\full_path_to_enabled_config.eof"

When doing this, the eurekalog info is not added to the project. Is this wanted behaviour? If so, how can I add eurekalog info, while in the project-file eurekalog is diabled?

[Alex]

Hi,

Basically, there should be no restriction on your desired scenario. It's possible.

1. Is EurekaLog enabled in .eof file?
2. How do you detect that EurekaLog information is not injected? What is emake output?
3. Is ExceptionLog unit connected to project?

[koen]

Originally Posted by Alex 1. Is EurekaLog enabled in .eof file?

Yes

Originally Posted by Alex 2. How do you detect that EurekaLog information is not injected? What is emake output?

Emake succeeds, but when an uncatched exception is thrown, the eurekalog handling is not launched. When I enable Eurekalog in the project itself, then the eurekalog handling is launched.

Originally Posted by Alex 3. Is ExceptionLog unit connected to project?

No. We have a lot of project files, and I am looking for adding eurekalog without having to change a lot. Can I add ExceptionLog to project files via the command line?

[Alex]

Hi,

Originally Posted by koen Emake succeeds

But that means that information was successfully added.

Originally Posted by koen Originally Posted by Alex 3. Is ExceptionLog unit connected to project? No.

In that case you don't have EurekaLog in your project - that's why it doesn't work

You must include ExceptionLog in your project.

Delphi and C++ Builder doesn't provide any way for altering units lists in project via command-line, so there is no way to do this via command-line. I don't know for C++ Builder, but for Delphi you can try to use conditional compilation - wrap "uses ExceptionLog" into {$IFDEF}'s.