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@@ -243,11 +243,16 @@ Building with scons
2) Download QT4 (and/or QT5) from https://bitbucket.org/dirkbaechle/scons_qt4 and
https://bitbucket.org/dirkbaechle/scons_qt5. Install as per instructions
3) Copy scons_configure_template.py to scons_configure.py. Edit to point to your
- boost/python/zlib paths as appropriate
+ boost/python/zlib/7zip paths as appropriate
4) Create build kits as follows:
Custom Process step:
Command: <python path>\Scripts\scons.bat
- Arguments: -u
+ Arguments: -u .
+ Working directory: %{sourcedir}
+
+ Clean Custom Process step:
+ Command: <python path>\Scripts\scons.bat
+ Arguments: -c -u .
Working directory: %{sourcedir}
For the release build, add 'CONFIG=release' to the arguments.
@@ -255,7 +260,12 @@ Building with scons
If you want to do parallel builds, add -j and a number to the arguments.
However you may need to install pywin32 (but it seems to work OK for me).
- You can do this in the main project (probably should), but if you want to build just
- a particular subproject, you can do it in the subproject instead (or as well).
+ Note. If you want to build a sub project separately, it seems to be better
+ to open the subproject, set that up with the scons kit and build that as a
+ project.
+
+ Please note: the generated (runnable) output files end up in the build directory,
+ in the '_ModOrganizer' subdirectory (not at the top level). Named like that
+ so you can see it!
-This isn't complete by any means but.. \ No newline at end of file
+This isn't complete by any means but..