Menu
▾
▴
[opengtoolkit-cvs] deab/experimental/Multi-Project DEAB/Docs MPDEAB Overview.htm,1.1,1.2
|
From: Konstantin S. <ks...@us...> - 2004-11-17 12:14:28
|
Update of /cvsroot/opengtoolkit/deab/experimental/Multi-Project DEAB/Docs In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv28492/experimental/Multi-Project DEAB/Docs Modified Files: MPDEAB Overview.htm Log Message: Index: MPDEAB Overview.htm =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/opengtoolkit/deab/experimental/Multi-Project DEAB/Docs/MPDEAB Overview.htm,v retrieving revision 1.1 retrieving revision 1.2 diff -C2 -d -r1.1 -r1.2 *** MPDEAB Overview.htm 17 Nov 2004 06:36:55 -0000 1.1 --- MPDEAB Overview.htm 17 Nov 2004 12:14:18 -0000 1.2 *************** *** 9,14 **** <body style="font-family: Verdana; font-size: 10pt"> <h3> MPDEAB Overview</h3> ! The Multi-Project DEAB is a tool intended to help manage multiple dependent deab ! projects. In some sense, it is similar to MAKE utility of C. <p> </p> <h3>How it works</h3> --- 9,14 ---- <body style="font-family: Verdana; font-size: 10pt"> <h3> MPDEAB Overview</h3> ! The Multi-Project DEAB (MPDEAB) is a tool intended to help manage multiple dependent deab ! projects. In some sense, it is similar to MAKE utility of the C. <p> </p> <h3>How it works</h3> *************** *** 19,23 **** <ul> <li>A DEAB Project depends on other DEAB Project(s). It means that the target ! of a DEAB file is to be rebuilt if the DEAB Timestamp is less than a time stamp of any of DEAB Projects it depends on. MPDEAB controls DEAB Timestamps and stores them in <a href="MPDEAB%20Project%20File%20Dscr.htm">MPDEAB --- 19,23 ---- <ul> <li>A DEAB Project depends on other DEAB Project(s). It means that the target ! of a DEAB file is to be built if the DEAB Timestamp is less than a time stamp of any of DEAB Projects it depends on. MPDEAB controls DEAB Timestamps and stores them in <a href="MPDEAB%20Project%20File%20Dscr.htm">MPDEAB *************** *** 25,44 **** </li> <li>A DEAB Project depends on arbitrary file(s). It means that the target of a ! DEAB file is to be rebuilt if the DEAB Timestamp is less than a time stamp ! of any of files it depends on. MPDEAB retrieves files' time stamps from a ! target OS File System, it does not control files' time stamps.</li> </ul> - <p> </p> <h4>Working modes</h4> ! <p>Build.</p> ! <p>Build always.</p> ! <p>Check w/o build.</p> ! <p>Update time stamps.</p> ! <p>Reset time stamps.</p> ! <p> </p> <p> </p> <h3>Glossary</h3> ! <p><b>DEAB Project</b> -</p> ! <p><b>DEAB Timestamp</b> - </p> <p> </p> <hr> --- 25,85 ---- </li> <li>A DEAB Project depends on arbitrary file(s). It means that the target of a ! DEAB file is to be built if the DEAB Timestamp is less than a time stamp ! of any of files it depends on. MPDEAB retrieves files' time stamps from an OS File System, it does not control files' time stamps.</li> ! </ul> ! <p>MPDEAB can treat either all DEAB Projects in a <a href="MPDEAB%20Project%20File%20Dscr.htm">MPDEAB ! Project File</a> or only requested one(s). When MPDEAB is run to process a ! project file, it analyzes dependency hierarchies of the requested DEAB Projects, ! and determines a set of DEAB Projects involved and an order to treat them. The ! deeper a DEAB Project is in a hierarchy, the earlier it is treated. This way, if ! a DEAB Project need be built, all its dependents (both direct and indirect) in ! the requested hierarchies should be build as well.</p> ! <h4>Parameters</h4> ! <p>MPDEAB accepts the parameters:</p> ! <ul> ! <li><b>MPDEAB Project File</b> (required)</li> ! <li><b>DEAB File Tags</b> specifies desired DEAB Projects to process. If it is ! not specified (by default), MPDEAB treats all DEAB Projects of the project ! file.</li> ! <li><b>Mode</b> specifies a processing mode. Available modes are described ! below.</li> </ul> <h4>Working modes</h4> ! <p><b>Build</b><br> ! MPDEAB checks which DEAB Projects in the given hierarchies are out-of-date (need ! be built), and builds only out-of-date DEAB Projects. All successfully built ! DEAB Projects accept new time stamp. If an error occurred while a build of a ! DEAB Project, MPDEAB terminates processing. A report is written to a log file.</p> ! <p><b>Build always</b><br> ! MPDEAB ignores any time stamps and builds all DEAB Projects in the given ! hierarchies. A report is written to a log file. All successfully built DEAB ! Projects accept new time stamp. If an error occurred while a build of a DEAB ! Project, MPDEAB terminates processing. A report is written to a log file.</p> ! <p><b>Check w/o build</b><br> ! MPDEAB checks which DEAB Projects in the given hierarchies are out-of-date (need ! be built), but does not perform a build; time stamps are not changed as well. A ! report is written to a log file.</p> ! <p><b>Update time stamps</b><br> ! MPDEAB sets time stamps of all DEAB Projects in the given hierarchies to ! up-to-date value. A report is written to a log file.</p> ! <p><b>Reset time stamps</b><br> ! MPDEAB sets time stamps of all DEAB Projects in the given hierarchies to ! out-of-date value. A report is written to a log file.</p> <p> </p> <h3>Glossary</h3> ! <p><b>MPDEAB ! Project File</b> is a file that contains information on DEAB Projects and ! their dependencies.</p> ! <p><b>DEAB File Tag</b> is a unique identifier specified in MPDEAB Project File ! and associated with a DEAB Build File. A DEAB File Tag is used to refer to the ! respective DEAB Build File in a project file and in a MPDEAB call.</p> ! <p><b>DEAB Project</b> term is associated with a DEAB Build File specified in a ! MPDEAB ! Project File and a target application of the DEAB Build File. See DEAB ! documentation for more information.</p> ! <p><b>DEAB Timestamp</b> is a time stamp assigned to a DEAB Project and stored ! in a MPDEAB ! Project File. MPDEAB updates a DEAB Timestamp if the DEAB Project is ! successfully built.</p> <p> </p> <hr> |
