Re: [Anjuta-list] Project Import Problems....

[Rob Frohne <Rob Frohne wallawalla edu>]

Hi Sébastien,

Thanks for the explanation.  So the best way for me to get those source 
files added is to add the subdirectories as I did, or should I add 
individual files?  Are there likely to be side effects from doing either 
of these work-around solutions?
Thanks,

Rob

Sébastien Granjoux wrote:
> Hi Rob,
>
> Rob Frohne a écrit :
> > Gnuradio is an autotools based project and is open source.  A 
> > possible difficulty for Anjuta is that it uses both python and C++.   
> > I suggest you "git" it and see for yourself.  Here are two links that 
> > will help you understand the project architecture and how to git it, 
> > etc.
> I have take a look at it. The problem is not the mix of C++ and python 
> which shouldn't be really an issue.
>
> The problem is that the configure.ac script is written in a smart way 
> while the Anjuta parser is not so smart.
> Basically, Anjuta parser finds directories where are the sources files 
> looking for AC_OUTPUT or AC_CONFIG_FILES in the configure.ac file and 
> SUBDIRS variables in Makefile.am. Then it looks *_SOURCES in all 
> Makefile.am found in these directories.
>
> In gnuradio, all these directories are given dynamically, parsing 
> custom functions defined in config/*.m4.
> The current parser in Anjuta doesn't expand functions and so see only 
> the few files declared in the configure.ac file which doesn't 
> correspond to directory containing source files.
> The new parser doesn't expand functions neither at the moment. It 
> could be done in the future but I have more stuff to handle first like 
> include. Anyway, I will check again when the project parser will be 
> more advanced.
>
> Honestly, I will be surprise than an IDE can parse such project. A 
> work around could be to check in every directory looking for files 
> with know source extension, like .c, .cxx, .h, .cpp, .py... It is 
> something that I have planned to do when the new project manager will 
> be ready for supporting even smarter project using plain Makefile.
> Regards,
>
> Sébastien
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