Thomas Werth wrote:
>
> "BUILDSYSd" ist syntaktisch an dieser Stelle nicht verarbeitbar.
Grrr.... cmd.exe is brain-dead. Use the attached makemake.bat instead.
If anyone out there has batch-fu, I would really like to know why you
cannot assign %1 to another variable and then make tests based on the
new variable. The cmd.exe batch interpreter behaves differently
depending on whether you use %1 or %BUILDSYS, even when both have the
same value! Lame, lame, lame!
> Do i need to call makemake running under cygwin box with previous set up
> msvc vars
I see. The answer is, you only have Cygwin installed to get GNU make.
You still run everything from the regular Windows command prompt,
because Cygwin's command shell doesn't understand batch files. I will
make this clearer in README.vc.
@echo off
if "%1" == "vc" goto build_makefiles
if "%1" == "mingw" goto build_makefiles
echo Unrecognized build system %1.
echo.
goto usage
:build_makefiles
rem Create Makefiles in subdirectories
for %%d in ( lib examples ) do call buildmf.bat %1 %%d
rem Create top-level Makefile
echo all: > Makefile
echo @cmd /c mkbindirs.bat >> Makefile
echo cd lib ^&^& $(MAKE) BIN_DIR=debug all example_setup >> Makefile
echo cd lib ^&^& $(MAKE) BIN_DIR=release >> Makefile
echo cd examples ^&^& $(MAKE) >> Makefile
echo. >> Makefile
echo install: all >> Makefile
echo @cmd /c install.bat %1 >> Makefile
echo. >> Makefile
echo clean debug release: >> Makefile
echo cd lib ^&^& $(MAKE) $@ >> Makefile
echo cd examples ^&^& $(MAKE) $@ >> Makefile
echo Created Makefiles successfully.
goto end
rem Display usage message
:usage
echo usage: makemake {vc, mingw}
echo.
echo You must give one of the compiler parameters:
echo.
echo vc: Visual C++ command-line compiler (cl)
echo mingw: MinGW GCC (g++)
goto end
:end
