I am using ACE (5.7.6) on WindowsXP using Cygwin (make). The goal of this module is to provide some
of the ACE to my code in a way I like and wrap it in a flavor I can use transparently (IoC) without changing
my existing code.
Trying to base my DLL project on the DLL sample in the examples directory, my mpc file looks like this:
// -*- MPC -*-
// $Id: DLL.mpc 80826 2008-03-04 14:51:23Z wotte $
project(*lbDMF_ACEWrapper) : acelib {
Source_Files {
lbthread.cpp
socket.cpp
transfer.cpp
}
}
My ACE_ROOT points to Q:\develop\Projects\CPP\vendor\ACE_wrappers
My MPC_ROOT points to $(ACE_ROOT)/MPC and I used mpc.pl to create my make file like this:
Q:\develop\Projects\CPP\AppDevelopment\lbDMF_ACEWrapper>perl Q:\develop\Projects\CPP\vendor\ACE_wrappers\bin\mpc.pl lbDMF_ACEWrapperDLL.mpc -type make
MPC_ROOT was set to q:/develop/Projects/CPP/vendor/ACE_wrappers/MPC.
Generating 'make' output using lbDMF_ACEWrapperDLL.mpc
lbDMF_ACEWrapperDLL.mpc: line 4:
ERROR: Unable to locate parent: acelib
ERROR: Unable to process: lbDMF_ACEWrapperDLL.mpc
MPC version is 3.7.85.
What do I miss to get rid of the error message?
Thanks,
Lothar
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Lothar Behrens
Ginsterweg 4
65760 Eschborn
you need an .mwc file where you tell MPC where to search for base
project files (.mpb, .mpc). The .mwc file will then look something like
the following:
workspace {
include += path/to/acelib.mpb (or where acelib is intended to
be found)
path/to/DLL.mpc
}
Hope it helps,
Artur
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> you need an .mwc file where you tell MPC where to search for base
> project files (.mpb, .mpc). The .mwc file will then look something like
> the following:
you also need to use mwc.pl rather than mpc.pl on the command line. If you do that, and you use mwc.pl from within the ACE_wrappers directory, it will automatically find mpb files that are under $ACE_ROOT/bin/MakeProjectCreator
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OTOH I have tried the inline variant and only included minimal amount of headers to be used in my project. I got my own make files by using
a tool (mkmk). That tool works good for me for several years. If I have trouble on different platforms I will try using mwc.pl et al.
But I want to keep the code I develop outside of the ACE_wrappers directory tree. Is that possible?
> But I want to keep the code I develop outside of the ACE_wrappers directory tree. Is that possible?
Yes. It's just that if you want the acelib and other mpb files found automatically you will need to either use the tecnique that Artur described OR use the mwc.pl from within the ACE_wrappers directory.
The only way I was able to reproduce this error was to run mpc.pl from
$ACE_ROOT/MPC instead of $ACE_ROOT/bin. To be 100% certain that you're
running the MPC scripts out of $ACE_ROOT/bin, you should invoke them
using $ACE_ROOT. I'm assuming that you're using Cygwin bash.
e.g.,
$ACE_ROOT/bin/mwc.pl -type make libDMF_ACEWrapperDLL.mpc
And, as Chris said, you should probably use mwc.pl but you can run
either. It's just easier when you invoke make to not have to specify
the makefile with the -f option.
You could also add the following line to
$ACE_ROOT/bin/MakeProjectCreator/config/MPC.cfg:
logging = diag=1 debug=1 warn=1 detail=1
Then rerun your command. It may provide some information that could be
helpful in debugging this problem.
If you're unable to resolve error message, you should consider upgrading
to the latest version of MPC. You can check it out from SVN using the
following:
svn co svn://svn.dre.vanderbilt.edu/DOC/MPC/trunk MPC
HTH,
Chad
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