gnatmake clean?

gnatmake clean?

[David Rasmussen]

I find that the features of gnatmake often eliminates the need for a 
Makefile, at least for small projects. The only thing I lack or at least 
can't find, is a feature to clean (remove) rebuildable files (.o .ali 
executables etc.), or at least to force a build as if none of these 
existed. How do I do that?

/David

Re: gnatmake clean?

[sk]

Hi,

> or at least to force a build as if none of these 
> existed. How do I do that?

Gnat Users Guide -> "-f"

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Re: gnatmake clean?

[Gautier direct_replies_not_read]

David Rasmussen

>I find that the features of gnatmake often eliminates the need for a 
>Makefile, at least for small projects. The only thing I lack or at least 
>can't find, is a feature to clean (remove) rebuildable files (.o .ali 
>executables etc.), or at least to force a build as if none of these 
>existed. How do I do that?

To force rebuild, as "sk" mentioned: "gnatmake -f xxx"

If you wish to get rid of .o and .ali files, you may be
interested by CleanACU.adb in gnatpaqs.zip, URL below.
It deletes the .o and "ghost" the .ali into almost empty
files, so the .ali and .o are recreated in the same directory
with the "-i" gnatmake switch.
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Gautier  --  http://www.mysunrise.ch/users/gdm/gsoft.htm

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