08-05-2011, 04:03 PM
I don't have a makefile interpreter. I just wanted to make it portable and easy to use.
At this moment you download the repository with a svn client, and then double click a file, and it will compile it without any extra requirements.
Also I don't like makefiles. I think makefiles are archaic and very hard to understand and maintain.
But definitively I could use cmake or ant and probably it's the way to go.
Also I think I will change my GUI frontend and will use GTK+ or WX so it will run on linux and mac.
But first I want to perform a HUGE refactoring and doing a propertly TDD. I want to detect bad designs, refactor and remove old code. And I'm on it right now.
If you want, you can remove .BAT files from pspautotests, and create a proper cmake, and or even makefile to compile examples. Probably a good idea if you plan to automate building and running tests on a linux machine.
Also, you can modify and create automated tests. That was the idea creating the pspautotests project.
At this moment you download the repository with a svn client, and then double click a file, and it will compile it without any extra requirements.
Also I don't like makefiles. I think makefiles are archaic and very hard to understand and maintain.
But definitively I could use cmake or ant and probably it's the way to go.
Also I think I will change my GUI frontend and will use GTK+ or WX so it will run on linux and mac.
But first I want to perform a HUGE refactoring and doing a propertly TDD. I want to detect bad designs, refactor and remove old code. And I'm on it right now.
If you want, you can remove .BAT files from pspautotests, and create a proper cmake, and or even makefile to compile examples. Probably a good idea if you plan to automate building and running tests on a linux machine.
Also, you can modify and create automated tests. That was the idea creating the pspautotests project.