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@@ -4,35 +4,38 @@ <title>Documentation of the bake-tookit</title> </head> <body> <h1>Wishes and planned features</h1> -Features listed on this page are open for discussion. +bake: <ul> -<li>Project configurations are placed in Project.meta. If more than one meta file would be supported, different applications may edit different meta files. -<ul> - <li>Applications can change e.g. compiler flags without breaking another application. - <li>However, if e.g. a new include path is needed, all meta-files have to be adapted. -</ul> +<li>Add variables for output directories of sub projects, which can be used in main project +<li>Show lint output during linting. This is possible, but the error parser mechanism has to be refactored +<li>Support VS compiler +<li>Glob in Windows does not work if Project.meta is placed in root folder. Implement workaround +<li>Support read-only file systems (cache files cannot be written) <li>Another way to define IncludeDirs, etc. which avoids repeating the work IncludeDir for every include dir (rtext change?) <li>meta files: "{" not only at the end of a line, should be possible to place anywhere -<li>New lines in problems view are shown as a square sign. These signs should be somehow removed without breaking the annotations in the source files. -<li>Maybe a project property page can be introduced as Project.meta-Viewer/Editor - this could be a feature for a later version. <li>Global bake config (e.g. for -v or -a black) -<li>Support toolchain settings for files with wildcards. Clarify how to proceed with ambiguous declarations. -<li>Word wrap in colored console in Eclipse (seems a bit tricky) -<li>Build order of files currently the same as in Eclipse makefiles. Should that be changed to reflect order of "Files" tags in Project.meta? -<li>bakery shall call bake with relative pathnames, which results in nicer outputs in nightly builds -<li>Introduce background ruby process for Eclipse to workaround the require bug in ruby 1.9.x for Windows.<br> -Reason: require statements take round about two seconds before the build can be started. Two seconds is very much when building a single file. -<li>Exporter: add some more logic for exclude build directories to reduce useless definitions in Project.meta files -<li>Additional redirect from errors and warnings in a log file. +<li>Support toolchain settings for files with wildcards. Clarify how to proceed with ambiguous declarations +<li>Additional redirect from errors and warnings in a log file <li>Conditional variables like ifeq ($(VIDEO_MODE_12BIT_JPEG), 1) -<li>Better annotations undefined symbol errors (if e.g. filename is given in error message) -<li>Doxygen parameter to generate Doxygen, maybe with AutoOpen from Eclipse? -<li>Even shorter command line options -<li>Better error log in Eclipse if plugin does not work -<li>Doxygen support or even better generic docu support +<li>Better annotations for undefined symbol errors (if e.g. filename is given in error message) +<li>Cache source file names which are used for creating an archive or executable (to detect that rebuild is necessary if sources are specified with wildcards in Project.meta and some files were deleted) +</ul> + +IDEs: +<ul> +<li>VS: Debugging in VS +<li>Eclipse: newlines in problems view are shown as a square sign. These signs should be somehow removed without breaking the annotations in the source files +<li>Eclipse: Word wrap in colored console (seems to be a bit tricky) +<li>Eclipse: better error log if plugin does not work +<li>Common: Add docu how to debug in IDEs +</ul> + +Internal: +<ul> +<li>Cleanup names of attributes in metamodel </ul> </body> </html>