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vicentecarro
 Post subject: multiple c files?
PostPosted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 7:48 am 
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My project is growing fast and now i need to split the code in a few .c files (and .h files).
There is an "official" method to do that?
Right now, with my current test, I can't get a good compile with more than one file.
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You can make your own Makefile (or script), wich compiles all your .c and links to libraydium.so. Another quick (temporary) method is to include all your .c in your main .c an compile only this last one.
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finally i have made a hack in odyncomp.sh.
I just have added a $2 in the gcc line, so the file left as this:

Code:
#!/bin/sh

# Small and ugly "dynamic compiler" for Raydium apps, with ODE
# Use "./odyncomp.sh test6.c" for example.

ulimit -c 0
make

if [ "$?" != "0" ]; then
    echo "build failed"
    exit 1
fi

rm test
gcc $1 $2 -g -Wall -DFORCE_LIBRAYDIUM -o test libraydium.so \
-Iraydium/php/ -Iraydium/php/main/ -Iraydium/php/Zend -Iraydium/php/TSRM -Iraydium/ode/include/
sync
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
shift
./test "$@"

Simple, but it works :)
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Xfennec
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Except you should do a double "shift" at the bottom of this script ;) (be careful to not commit this file :) )
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vicentecarro
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really i don't know what is "shift" for... ?
I mean, i know what does "shift" but i don't know which could be its use.
I never used it :P
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Compilation scripts use "$@" to give arguments to the test binary. It means "all command line arguments from the current command line". The problem is that the first arg is the .c file (the two firsts for you). Shift will push away the first argument from the list. Call it again will also push the second one, and so on ...
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aham... i got it, thanks.
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