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Replaces shell scripts with nimrod configuration files.

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This should make compilation more cross platform friendly.
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Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz
2012-11-08 23:38:14 +01:00
parent 6cfbfc43a4
commit d98826271a
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examples/cross_calculator/nimrod_commandline/nimrod.cfg Normal file
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# Nimrod configuration file.
# The file is used only to add the path of the backend to the compiler options.
path="../nimrod_backend"

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examples/cross_calculator/nimrod_commandline/readme.txt
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The commandline interface can be used non interactively through switches, or
interactively when running the command without parameters.
Compilation is fairly easy, just include the path to the backend in your
compilation command. A basic build.sh is provided for unix like platforms with
the correct parameters.
Compilation is fairly easy despite having the source split in different
directories. Thanks to the nimrod.cfg file, which adds the ../nimrod_backend
directory as a search path, you can compile and run the example just fine from
the command line with 'nimrod c -r nimcalculator.nim'.

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examples/cross_todo/nimrod_commandline/nimrod.cfg Normal file
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# Nimrod configuration file.
# The file is used only to add the path of the backend to the compiler options.
path="../nimrod_backend"

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examples/cross_todo/nimrod_commandline/readme.txt
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@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ in your user's data directory. To cope with an empty database, a special
generation switch can be used to fill the database with some basic todo entries
you can play with.
Compilation of the interface is fairly easy, just include the path to the
backend in your compilation command. A basic build.sh is provided for unix like
platforms with the correct parameters.
Compilation is fairly easy despite having the source split in different
directories. Thanks to the nimrod.cfg file, which adds the ../nimrod_backend
directory as a search path, you can compile and run the example just fine from
the command line with 'nimrod c -r nimtodo.nim'.