Does CodeWarrior support batch build multiple projects with .mcp file given?

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Does CodeWarrior support batch build multiple projects with .mcp file given?

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trotin
NXP Employee
NXP Employee
CPU: ColdFire
CodeWarrior: V6.1
 
We usually use IDE mode to develop our projects.
But in later phase, we may have to rebuild all of the projects at a time.
So I wonder  if there is some way to enable batch run.
 
The procedure is expected to be:
1) open projectA.mcp
2) build
3) close projectA.mcp
4) open projectB.mcp
5) build
6) close projectB.mcp
...
 
 
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CompilerGuru
NXP Employee
NXP Employee
Check the cmdide.exe in the bin folder, use

CmdIDE.exe /?


to see the available options.

Daniel
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trotin
NXP Employee
NXP Employee
It works perfect for dozens of projects, so many thanks~~
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CrasyCat
Specialist III
Hello
 
There are different ways of automating build process for multiple projects.
 
You can use Microsoft COM automation from a Perl or Visual Basic Script. Please refer to {Install}\Help\PDF\IDE_5.7_Automation_Guide.pdf Chapter "Microsoft COM Automation" for more information on that.
 
You can use use a TCL script instead to do that.Please refer to {Install}\Help\PDF\IDE_5.7_Automation_Guide.pdf Chapter "Command Window Scripting" for more information on that.
 
CrasyCat
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trotin
NXP Employee
NXP Employee
Thanks, I believe those to be effective!
However, I think "cmdide.exe" is more directive and easy-understanding.  :smileyhappy:
 
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Hello
 
There are different ways of automating build process for multiple projects.
 
You can use Microsoft COM automation from a Perl or Visual Basic Script. Please refer to {Install}\Help\PDF\IDE_5.7_Automation_Guide.pdf Chapter "Microsoft COM Automation" for more information on that.
 
You can use use a TCL script instead to do that.Please refer to {Install}\Help\PDF\IDE_5.7_Automation_Guide.pdf Chapter "Command Window Scripting" for more information on that.
 
CrasyCat


Message Edited by trotin on 2008-10-06 02:23 AM
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