build/bakefiles/wxpresets/libsample/libsample.bkl

   1 <?xml version="1.0" ?>
   2 <!-- $Id$ -->
   3
   4 <makefile>
   5
   6     <!-- a typical nice feature which wxpresets make available to wx-based programs
   7          is to allow the user to build with different configurations those programs;
   8          this is achieved in few fundamental steps:
   9
  10           1) set a different BUILDDIR for different build configurations
  11           2) set different output dirs for the libraries built with a
  12              different shared/static setting
  13           3) set different output names for the libraries built with
  14              different unicode/ansi and release/debug settings
  15     -->
  16     <include file="presets/wx.bkl"/>
  17
  18     <!-- the following line implements step #1: -->
  19     <set-wxlike-builddir/>
  20
  21     <!-- through the use of the 'wx-lib' and 'wxlike' templates, we'll get
  22          the ability to compile against any wxWidgets build using, for our
  23          program, the same configuration of the selected wxWidgets build.
  24     -->
  25     <template id="my" template="wx-lib,wxlike">
  26         <!-- wxlike-dirname implements step #2 (see initial comment) -->
  27         <wxlike-dirname>lib</wxlike-dirname>
  28
  29         <sources>libsample.cpp</sources>
  30     </template>
  31
  32
  33     <lib id="static" template="my" cond="WX_SHARED=='0'">
  34         <!-- wxlike-libname implements step #3 (see initial comment) -->
  35         <wxlike-libname prefix='sample'>test</wxlike-libname>
  36     </lib>
  37
  38     <dll id="shared" template="my" cond="WX_SHARED=='1'">
  39         <!-- wxlike-dllname does step #3 (see initial comment) -->
  40         <wxlike-dllname prefix='sample'>test</wxlike-dllname>
  41         <define>WXMAKINGDLL_LIBSAMPLE</define>
  42
  43         <wx-lib>core</wx-lib>
  44         <wx-lib>base</wx-lib>
  45     </dll>
  46
  47 </makefile>