Difference between revisions of "Modularization/NSCP"

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Commands of the NSCP parser:
 
Commands of the NSCP parser:
* rtdeps - Give the runtime dependencies of the passed file.
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;rtdeps: Give the runtime dependencies of the passed file.
* vrtdeps - Give the virtual runtime dependencies of the passed file.
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;vrtdeps: Give the virtual runtime dependencies of the passed file.
* btdeps - Give the build time dependencies of the passed file.
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;btdeps: Give the build time dependencies of the passed file.
* dump - Dump the model.
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;dump: Dump the model.
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;wix: Dump Windows Installer XML description.
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;features: List the features belonging to a particular product / deliverable.
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;files: List the files belonging to a particular part.
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;vfiles: ?List the virtual files belonging to a particular part.
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;parts: List the parts belonging to a particular product / deliverable.
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;vparts: List the virtual parts belonging to a particular product / deliverable.
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;loaded: List all the files loaded - needed for generating depdencies.
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How to call:
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java -jar ProdGen.jar <command> <.nscp> [<stem> <target>]
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Latest revision as of 00:33, 16 March 2010

Commands of the NSCP parser:

rtdeps
Give the runtime dependencies of the passed file.
vrtdeps
Give the virtual runtime dependencies of the passed file.
btdeps
Give the build time dependencies of the passed file.
dump
Dump the model.
wix
Dump Windows Installer XML description.
features
List the features belonging to a particular product / deliverable.
files
List the files belonging to a particular part.
vfiles
 ?List the virtual files belonging to a particular part.
parts
List the parts belonging to a particular product / deliverable.
vparts
List the virtual parts belonging to a particular product / deliverable.
loaded
List all the files loaded - needed for generating depdencies.

How to call:

java -jar ProdGen.jar <command> <.nscp> [<stem> <target>]
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