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The file <em>config/BuildFile</em> is resourced by all others in the entire |
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tree. It controls everything else. The most important thing to set here is the |
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<ClassPath> tags which associate <a href=#Structural>Structure BuildFiles</a> |
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with directory structure. You may also want to set project wide defaults. |
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with directory structure and set up the directory structures for the |
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BuildSystem. You may also want to set project wide defaults. |
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<h3>Using the <ClassPath> tag</h3> |
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<h3>Defining Project Structure</h3> |
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You need to tell SCRAM where it can store such things as libraries, binaries |
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and other build products. You do this with the |
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<a href=BuildFile/tag_ProductStore.html><ProductStore></a> tag |
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<b>Example</b><p> |
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<font color=green> |
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<ProductStore name=lib type=arch><br> |
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<ProductStore name=bin type=arch><br> |
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</font> |
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<h3>Using the <a href=BuildFile/tag_ClassPath.html><ClassPath></a> tag</h3> |
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This tag tells SCRAM which BuildFile to associate with a particular location in |
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the src tree.<p> |
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