[Scons-users] What is the best approach with SConstruct calling SConscript

[Pierre-Luc Boily]

I have around 5 SConscript files (on a total of 160) that needs to compile on
*both *win32 and win64 target.

Let say that sconsScriptA needs to be built in both win32 and win64.  Does
that mean, following your suggestion, that my SConstruct would need to do
something like :

|SConscript(sconsScriptA, {'instance' : instanceWithAllEnv},
variant_dir='build/win32', duplicate=0)
|SConscript(sconsScriptA, {'instance' : instanceWithAllEnv},
variant_dir='build/win64', duplicate=0)

If possible, I would prefer to do

|SConscript(sconsScriptA, {'instance' : instanceWithAllEnv},
variant_dir='build', duplicate=0)

Then, sconsScriptA would iterate over win32 and win64 environment and add
'win32' or 'win64' string to the variant dir accordingly.

I am pretty sure it is feasible.  But I am not sure it is appropriate.



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