74 |
|
Once it is tested and the tool is to be made available to the entire project, |
75 |
|
its name/url should be added to the 'project requirements' file via the |
76 |
|
<Require > tag.<br> |
77 |
– |
<em>Current limitations</em><br> |
78 |
– |
The url mechanism is limited to a simple toolname which corresponds to a file |
79 |
– |
in the current SCRAM toolbox area. <br> |
80 |
– |
Future developments will allow any url (e.g file:, http:) to be specified. |
81 |
– |
This will allow description files to be stored anywhere on the net for use |
82 |
– |
between different projects that use the same external product. |
77 |
|
<p> |
78 |
|
Specifying a product to be used once its installed can be done via the |
79 |
< |
BuildFile and a special <External name=<em>toolname</em>> tag. This will |
86 |
< |
soon be depreciated to simplyfy the interface to be replaced with the |
87 |
< |
<Use external=> tag. |
79 |
> |
BuildFile and a special <External name=<em>toolname</em>> tag. |
80 |
|
</td> |
81 |
|
</tr> |
82 |
|
<tr> |
136 |
|
</td> |
137 |
|
<td> |
138 |
|
Multiple platforms are supported. Choice of compilers etc. is made at the |
139 |
< |
project level. Compiler types/QA tool are currently hardcoded in although |
140 |
< |
future developments will require a tool description file for each |
149 |
< |
so that any such tool can be easily installed/used with the scram setup |
150 |
< |
command as with any other external product. |
139 |
> |
project level. Compiler types/QA tools can be included with a Tool description |
140 |
> |
file. |
141 |
|
</td> |
142 |
|
</tr> |
143 |
|
<tr> |