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Now the WIN build script supports two options: one is a standalone EXE were the entire code base is compiled into one EXE file and the second is an EXE which is linked to the DLL
25 lines
1.1 KiB
Batchfile
25 lines
1.1 KiB
Batchfile
rem : set path to Windows SDK
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SET SDK_PATH="C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\"
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rem : set path for source EPANET files
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SET SRC_PATH="D:\Projects\EPANET\Open Source\Code\owa\EPANET\src"
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CALL %SDK_PATH%SetEnv.cmd /x86 /release
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CHDIR /D %SRC_PATH%
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del %SRC_PATH%\*.dll
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del %SRC_PATH%\*.exe
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rem : do the magic ...
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rem : creat EPANET2.DLL
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cl -o epanet2.dll epanet.c hash.c hydraul.c inpfile.c input1.c input2.c input3.c mempool.c output.c quality.c report.c rules.c smatrix.c /I ..\include /I ..\run /link /DLL /def:..\build\winsdk\epanet2.def /MAP
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rem : creat EPANET2.EXE
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rem : first option is the standalone EXE
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cl -o epanet2.exe epanet.c ..\run\main.c hash.c hydraul.c inpfile.c input1.c input2.c input3.c mempool.c output.c quality.c report.c rules.c smatrix.c /I ..\include /I ..\run /I ..\src /link
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rem : second option is a linked EXE (linked to the epanet2.dll)
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rem cl -o epanet2.exe ..\run\main.c epanet2.lib /I ..\include /I ..\run /I ..\src /link
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rem : a bit of housekeeping and cleaning
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del %SRC_PATH%\*.obj
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del %SRC_PATH%\*.exp
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del %SRC_PATH%\*.lib
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del %SRC_PATH%\*.map |