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Copyright 2005 Vladimir Prus
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Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.
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(See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
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Hi,
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recently, we had a couple of problems caused by using relative file paths, and
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I'd like to discuss what to do.
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Let's use the case from C<>dric. Simplified version is:
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exe a : a.cpp dir1/qt_file.h ;
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exe b : a.cpp dir2/qt_file.h ;
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Both exes have the same source cpp file but different *.h files -- which are
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processed by Qt tools. V2 currently strips directory name from all targets,
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so it tries to
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- create "bin/mvsc/debug/moc_qt_file.cpp" from dir1/qt_file.h
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- create "bin/msvc/debug/moc_qt_file.cpp" from dir2/qt_file.h
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There are two solutions that I see:
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1. Rewrite the code like:
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lib aux : a.cpp
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exe a : aux dir1/qt_file.h : <location-prefix>a ;
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exe b : aux dir2/qt_file.h : <location-prefix>b ;
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This way, two version of moc_qt_file.cpp will be generated to different
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places.
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2. Rewrite the code like:
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obj a_moc : dir1/qt_file.h : <library>/qt//qt ;
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exe a : a.cpp a_moc ;
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obj b_moc : dir2/qt_file.h : <library>/qt//qt ;
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exe b : a.cpp b_moc ;
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Explicitly changing name for the problematic files.
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3. Generally change V2 so that directory part of source is preserved. This
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will generate targets:
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"bin/msvc/debug/dir1/moc_qt_file.cpp" and
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"bin/msvc/debug/dir2/moc_qt_file.cpp". No problems.
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However, there are some additional questions:
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- What if source has absolute file name?
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- What if source is "../../include/qt_file.h"?
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We can ignore directory names in those cases (i.e. use the current
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behaviour) but that would be a bit inconsistent.
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Any opinions?
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Pedro Ferreira:
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I think this is a corner case and BB should not try to solve everything
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automatically - otherwise it will become really complex.
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I don't see a problem in requiring the user to help the build system by
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using solutions 1 or 2.
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Of course, the better the error reporting, the easier it will be to
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find the cause and the cure of the problem.
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TEMPLIE Cedric:
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I agree with Pedro. Solution 1 or 2 is the best way to deal with this
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problem. Of course I have a preference for the solution 1, but the
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solution 2 has the advantage to work without any modification...
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Toon Knapen:
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I agree.
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