Hi Genode Community
I'm preparing a port file for WebToolkit library. I have prepared the basic file to download the library, extract the source code and generate include files. I have an small problem with this library. This library is written in C++, but source files have .C extension. This library must be compiled with Qt support and .C files are recognized as C source file not C++. I need rename all .C files to .cpp. This can be done manually with this command line on the WebToolkit's source folder:
find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;
I have tried something like this on the port file:
LICENSE := GPLv2 VERSION := 3.3.5-rc2 DOWNLOADS := wt.archive ... CMD := `find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;`
default: ${CMD}
But when prepare the port this not work. It give me this output:
... Substitution replacement not terminated at (user-supplied code). ...
Somebody have any suggestion or any idea about how can i do this automatically on the port file?
Best regards
Hi!
On Nov 15, 2015 9:29 PM, "Reinier Millo Sánchez" <rmillo@...210...> wrote:
find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;
I have tried something like this on the port file:
CMD := `find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;`
default: ${CMD}
I'm not sure if this is the (only) issue, but the back-quotes look fishy to me. Does this fix your issue?
CMD := find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;
Jamey
Hi Jamey
On 11/16/2015 11:48 AM, Jamey Sharp wrote:
Hi!
On Nov 15, 2015 9:29 PM, "Reinier Millo Sánchez" <rmillo@...210... mailto:rmillo@...210...> wrote:
find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;
I have tried something like this on the port file:
CMD := `find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;`
default: ${CMD}
I'm not sure if this is the (only) issue, but the back-quotes look fishy to me. Does this fix your issue?
I have tested the port file without quotes:
CMD := find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;
but get the same results. The .C extension not change.
Best regards
Hi Genode Comunity
I have fixed the problem using a preconfigured variable with the source folders:
... SRC_FOLDERS := \ $(addprefix `pwd`/src/lib/wt/src/, fcgi http isapi web Wt Wt/Auth \ Wt/Chart Wt/Chart/scripts Wt/Dbo Wt/Dbo/backend Wt/Ext Wt/Http \ Wt/Json Wt/Mail Wt/Payment Wt/Render Wt/Test)
rename_files = for folder in $(SRC_FOLDERS); do cd "$$folder"; rename -f "s/.C/.cpp/" *.C; done
default: $(DOWNLOADS) @$(MSG_GENERATE) Fixing source file extensions $(VERBOSE)$(call rename_files) ...
Best regards
On 11/16/2015 11:56 AM, Reinier Millo Sánchez wrote:
Hi Jamey
On 11/16/2015 11:48 AM, Jamey Sharp wrote:
Hi!
On Nov 15, 2015 9:29 PM, "Reinier Millo Sánchez" <rmillo@...210... mailto:rmillo@...210...> wrote:
find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;
I have tried something like this on the port file:
CMD := `find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;`
default: ${CMD}
I'm not sure if this is the (only) issue, but the back-quotes look fishy to me. Does this fix your issue?
I have tested the port file without quotes:
CMD := find . -name "*.C" -exec rename 's/.C$/.cpp/' '{}' ;
but get the same results. The .C extension not change.
Best regards
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