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| − | . | + | 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>] | ||
| + | [[Category:Modularization]] | ||
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>]
