Re: [Premake-users] Xcode postbuildcommands

[liam m. <lia...@go...>]

2009/12/12 liam mail <lia...@go...>

> Using Xcode if I have a config like so:
> configuration {"xcode3" }
>         libdirs {"usr/local/lib","usr/lib"}
>         links{ "gmock","gtest","cppunit", "lua" }
>
> configuration {"xcode3","Debug"}
>     postbuildcommands {root .. "bin/Debug/test.unit"}
>
> Then the postbuild does not create a shell script and therefore can not be
> run after a build, yet if I have the following it works:
>
> configuration {"xcode3" }
>         libdirs {"usr/local/lib","usr/lib"}
>         links{ "gmock","gtest","cppunit", "lua" }
>         postbuildcommands {root .. "bin/Debug/test.unit"}
>
> Should I file a bug report, or is Xcode a special case?
>
>
> What I would like to write is the following if anybody can point me to the
> information required
> postbuildcommands {"$(PROJECT_DIR)/$(CONFIGURATION)/test.unit"}
> or
> postbuildcommands{"$(BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR)/$(TARGET_NAME)"}
>
> Thanks
> Liam
>
For anybody interested the code that I was looking for was
postbuildcommands {"$TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$TARGET_NAME"}
Which does away with needing to write the first piece of code with two
configs, yet I still feel this is a bug in premake.
Liam