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Dolfin and SCons Write a SConstruct file in the root Write SConscript files in various subdirectories As SCons is not a preprocessor to make, the buildrules must be defined explicitly Run by saying scons in the root directory. A submodule can be compiled with scons -u in that directory. Central concept: the Environment © 2006
Pros and Cons Pros - CMake Clean syntax Large user community Cons - CMake Special macro language Not much documentation available for free Rely on make for Looking into the CMake system for VTK doesn’t give me great confidence Pros - SCons Based on Python Decent documentation Support multiple buildenvironments (but not true hierarchical) Can run under the regular python debugger (pdb) Cons - SCons Lacks proper configure Lot of relatively black magic Build-files can be messy if not implemented with care © 2006
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- Page 19 and 20: SCons - a quite different tool Whil
- Page 21 and 22: BuildSystem Someone here knows this
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Dolfin and SCons<br />
Write a SConstruct file in the root<br />
Write SConscript files in various subdirectories<br />
As SCons is not a preprocessor to make, the buildrules must<br />
be defined explicitly<br />
Run by saying scons in the root directory.<br />
A submodule can be compiled with scons -u in that directory.<br />
Central concept: the Environment<br />
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© 2006
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