Saving a .SYS file to a nominated directory (Ubuntu Linux)
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Eccles
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Jul 18, 2011, 7:29:46 AM7/18/11
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The compiler directive ...
<CompilerInfo header="package fb.rt.<subdirectory>;" >
</CompilerInfo>
... seems to be used by FBDK to save the XML to a desired
subdirectory.
I am unable to put the same directive in a .SYS file in order to
achieve the same effect. I have to nominate the subdirectory every
time I save the file.
Is this a bug or a feature?
James Christensen
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Jul 19, 2011, 10:22:33 PM7/19/11
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It's a long-standing bug. FBDK doesn't save CompilerInfo, because earlier versions of the 61499-2 LibraryElement DTD didn't allow CompilerInfo in a System. Will be fixed in the next FBDK release. Thanks for catching this. -- Best regards, Jim Christensen
James Christensen
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Jul 19, 2011, 10:28:02 PM7/19/11
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Oops - an oversight - current version of the LibraryElement DTD also does not allow CompilerInfo in Systems. I'll log this as a technical correction to the CDV of 61499-2 2nd Edition, currently out for review and voting.