PDSOE Built in Xref

Posted by Paul Mowat on 21-Feb-2014 10:32

Hi,

Is there a way to configure PDSOE so that if any .i files get changed it compiles the required .p's, .cls etc?

Thanks

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Posted by Jeff Ledbetter on 21-Feb-2014 10:41

Roundtable TSMS will take care of this for you quite nicely.

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Posted by James Palmer on 21-Feb-2014 10:35

Not that I know of but this would be a really good addition. I've written some noddy code to work out the xrefs but it's very slow and buggy.

Posted by Jeff Ledbetter on 21-Feb-2014 10:41

Roundtable TSMS will take care of this for you quite nicely.

Posted by James Palmer on 21-Feb-2014 10:43

Good point Jeff! :D

Posted by Jeff Ledbetter on 21-Feb-2014 11:00

Yeah.. and it works for includes, fields, files, and subclasses to.
 
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Posted by Mike Fechner on 21-Feb-2014 11:56

Or PCT with the Ant plugin.

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Posted by Paul Mowat on 23-Feb-2014 02:08

Thanks guys. I used to use Roundtable years ago (before PDSOE) and liked how it worked :). However the company I work for now has a policy of using SVN for SCM.

I'm looking at using PCT with ant for building, so will need to look into it a bit more to see how I can hook into PDSOE.

I do feel that this sort of behaviour should be part of the core PDSOE without the need for any plugins so might raise it as an idea.

Posted by Jeff Ledbetter on 23-Feb-2014 13:50

"However the company I work for now has a policy of using SVN for SCM."

Source code motel? ;-) I'm sorry you are stuck with SVN.

Roundtable TSMS gives you the software configuration management you need without having to gather various third-party plug-ins to tape a solution together.

Cheers. :)

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