The Windows Compile Batch File - Page 2

MagicShot · 03-09-2004 , 03:08 Editplug

Quote:

Originally Posted by _KaszpiR_

i edit in editplus - and wrote also a simple highlight extension to it
compiling manual but without deleting temp.txt - more secure for me, at least

Hmm Editplus sounds familiar...
I think I use that to code c a long time ago...
i will have to check it out again...

thx..

xeroblood · 03-09-2004 , 09:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by devicenull

4 Ways?
What are they?
I think I like this Crimson Editor

Should I use the C/C++ template or do you have one I could use?

Well, 4 different ways meaning, I have linked the AMX compiler to it twice (one with -d0 command line argument), and also the same for AMXX.. I linked it's compiler twice..

I personally use the default syntax highlighter included, but it does have support for almost 20 languages!!!

Anyway, here is the trickiest part of it, the 'argument' supplied to the compiler thru Crimson Editor looks like:

$(FileName) -ocompiled\$(FileTitle).amx

or

$(FileName) -d0 -ocompiled\$(FileTitle).amx

MagicShot · 03-09-2004 , 10:06 ahh

Ahh,

thanx For making that one a little clear I was lost for a min.

DopeFish · 03-09-2004 , 11:36

Code:

for %%i in (*.sma) do sc %%i -ocompiled\%%i
copy compiled\*.amx ..\plugins\*.amx
del compiled\*.amx

->

Code:

for %%i in (*.sma) do sc %%i -o..\plugins\%%i

SniperBeamer · 03-09-2004 , 13:27

ahh there are some batch experienced ppl

here is the problem:
the new small compiler doesn't print the errors it prints only "X errors, X warnings"
but you can set the parameter -eXXX.txt
this will write the errors (but not "X errors" this is still printed) to file XXX.txt and it overwrites the file if it is already exists

--> everything which is printed has to be displayed + the error file(s) (created with -e) have to be displayed

devicenull · 03-09-2004 , 14:44

Is that new compiler included in 0.1?
Because my batch file spits out errors..

Quote:

Small compiler 2.4 Copyright (c) 1997-2003, ITB CompuPhase

teams2.sma(29) : fatal error 100: cannot read from file: "ns2amx"

Compilation aborted.
1 Error.
compiled\sqladmin.amx
1 file(s) copied.
Press any key to continue . . .

So now the batch file is 2 lines w/o comments:

Code:

for %%i in (*.sma) do sc %%i -o..\plugins\%%i 
pause

Much simpler

Whats the -d0 do to the small compiler?

You do *NOT* need the $(FileName) -o..\plugins\$(FileTitle).amx , the small compiler is renaming them by itself, so you just need $(FileName) -o..\plugins\$(FileTitle)

Edit: I have a suggestion about the sma files that are the defualt ones, move them to a seperate folder - like defualt, so they are not compiled with the batch file every time you run it