To get nmake diagnostic information, I'm doing the following:
build -nmake /P -nmake /N
in the build.log, I see some NMAKE description blocks with dependents that
look like switches, such as -i and -n. For example:
BUILD: [01:0000000346:INFO ] WinceTargetFile0: -i -n
BUILD: [01:0000000347:INFO ]
BUILD: [01:0000000348:INFO ] WinceTargetFiles: -i -n
BUILD: [01:0000000349:INFO ]
BUILD: [01:0000000350:INFO ] PrecompiledHeaderObjName: -i -n
BUILD: [01:0000000351:INFO ]
BUILD: [01:0000000352:INFO ] all: -i -n WinceTargetFile0 PrecompiledTarget
PrecompiledHeaderObjName
BUILD: [01:0000000353:INFO ] TargetObjFiles TargetLibFiles TargetExeFiles
BUILD: [01:0000000354:INFO ] WinceTargetFiles -@echo $(BUILDMSG)
BUILD: [01:0000000355:INFO ]
BUILD: [01:0000000356:INFO ] PrecompiledTarget: -i -n
BUILD: [01:0000000357:INFO ]
BUILD: [01:0000000358:INFO ] null: -i -n
BUILD: [01:0000000359:INFO ]
BUILD: [01:0000000360:INFO ] clean: -i -n cleantgt cleanobj -@echo
$(BUILDMSG)
Does anyone know what -i and -n mean as dependents? Are they NMAKE
dependents?
I did not recall them from my direct NMAKE usage in other products, and PB's
docs don't show a special -i dependent from I can see. Additionally, the
build.exe docs didn't reveal anything. I'm left wondering if build.exe is
adding something to NMAKE's diag output. (?) Please excuse if I've missed or
forgotten something about NMAKE.
Regards,
Tom