There is a new log filter to generate HTML output. For example,

sbs --filters=html -f logdir

will produce an output file "logdir/index.html" and other supporting files

in the directory "logdir". This can be used alongside the Bz2 filter to

generate both a human readable summary and a compressed log for further

detailed machine analysis if required: for example,

sbs --filters=html,bz2log -f name

will produce a folder "name" and a file "name.bz2".

If a build is done in several parts, for example,

sbs -s sys1.xml --filters=html,bz2log -f build/part1

sbs -s sys2.xml --filters=html,bz2log -f build/part2

sbs -s sys3.xml --filters=html,bz2log -f build/part3

Then there is a new script "SBS_HOME/bin/sbs_index.py" which can produce a

single index linking to all the individual parts: for example,

sbs_index.py build/part1 build/part2 build/part3 build/index.html

the first parameters are the directories to search for summaries and the

last parameter is the name of the overall index file. Directories are

searched recursively, so the above example is the same as,

sbs_index.py build build/index.html

Text in the Raptor logs is classified as Error, Warning or Remark using the

list of regular expressions in the file SBS_HOME/lib/config/logfile_regex.csv

but this can be overriden by placing a file of the same name in the kit in

its EPOCROOT/epoc32/sbs_config folder.

The filter also checks that all the files which were listed in "what" output

actually exist at the end of the build. Any files which don't exist are

recorded as "Missing files".