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Examples of different build files are shown below |
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<ol> |
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<p> |
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<font color=green> |
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<pre> |
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<External ref=cmsim> |
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<Group name=G3> |
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<External ref=X11> |
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<Use ref=CARF> |
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<Use name=CARF> |
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<Lib name=examplelib></lib> |
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<bin file=example1.cpp> |
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You can write between bin tags some documentation to describe what the binary |
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<h2>Avoiding Processing Parts of BuildFiles</h2> |
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Anything between <ignore> and </ignore> tags will be excluded |
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from processing during the build. This is a convenient mechanism to cut |
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out sections of the BuildFile and is not intended for comments. Comments |
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should be provided where apppropriate e.g. in between <binb> and </bin> |
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