[Scons-users] Using intermediate build targets inside env.Command()

[Managan, Rob]

There are almost certainly better ways to do this but I would guess that
replacing
"dummysizes $SOURCE $TARGET"
with
dummysizes.abspath + "$SOURCE $TARGET"
might work.




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On 11/30/12 12:21 PM, "Michel Lestrade" <michel.lestrade at crosslight.com>
wrote:


>Hi,

>

>Can anyone explain how to use a build target inside env.Command() ?

>

>In my SConstruct:

>     SConscript(dirs='src',variant_dir = 'static64')

>In my SConscript:

>     dummysizes = env.Program(target='dummysizes',source = 'dummysizes.c')

>     scotch_h = env.Command('scotch.h', 'library.h', "dummysizes $SOURCE

>$TARGET")

>

>However, the command runs as:

>     dummysizes static64\library.h static64\scotch.h

>rather than:

>     static64\dummysizes static64\library.h static64\scotch.h

>

>How do I change this behavior ? I should have the full path to my

>executable as the output of env.Program() but I cannot seem to use it

>properly.

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