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On Sun, 2011-05-29 at 21:51 +0200, darkdefende@×××××.com wrote: |
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> This week I worked some on making my parser respect ifdefs |
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> correctly and cleaned up some code. |
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> However I have yet to come up with how to store the |
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> includes that is inside idefs and what to do if there is |
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> includes that depends on two ifdefs. IE: |
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> #ifdef DEF1 |
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> #include <gsoc> |
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> #ifdef DEF2 |
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> #include <2011> |
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> #endif |
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> #endif |
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> I need to figure out how to store this in a good and |
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> simple way so that I can probe the list/dict and get what |
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> includes defined (or not defined) variables pull in so I |
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> can link them to useflags. |
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Use recursive (iterable)/(data/(iterable) type checks... |
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def process_deps(pkg_deps): |
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flat_list = [] |
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for dep in pkg_deps: |
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if isinstrance(dep, iterable): |
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result = process_dep(dep) |
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if result: |
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flat_list.append(result) |
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elif use_enabled(dep): |
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flat_list.append(dep) |
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return flat_list |
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> I am sad to say that I didn't get much work done this week |
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> because of my finals. I hope that the work that I've done |
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> before the official coding start can make up for my |
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> downtime during my finals right now. |
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Brian Dolbec <brian.dolbec@×××××.com> |
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