Changed preference for selecting package definition files, so that it takes the one from our tree in preference to the one in the package itself. This means that we can just delete items from our tree when we're happy to switch to using the one in the package (as this will vary from package to package).
Added sorting of the attributes when outputting the system definition, to match the de facto standard in the system definition we started with.
Update 20090519 by MattD
Can now run parselistdirs.pl from anywhere witout lots of intermediate output files:
perl parselistdirs.pl <logs_dir> (<output_dir>)
Note that it will still put most of it's output to the console as before. The second dir is optional.
Added find_collisions.pl
Prefers to be run from the root on the build machine (as it's looking for files to compare)
It's a hacked up version of merge_csv.pl
Usage:
perl find_collisions.pl what_results.log >collision_result.txt
It creates a CSV based on the name of the file passed to it (ie what_results.log_collisions.csv)
Yes, They are all quick and dirty.
Older stuff:
F:\6.2\generated\parselistdirs.pl - creates sets from the listdirs outputs...
F:\6.2\generated\parsewhatlog.pl - creates a CSV-style log from the whatlogs.
F:\6.2\generated\merge_csv.pl - takes the output CSV from parsewhatlog.pl and merges in the output of parselistdirs.pl
in generated>
perl parselistdirs.pl ..\ >list_results.log
perl parsewhatlog.pl ..\ >what_results.log
perl merge_csv.pl what_results.log list_results.log >summary.txt
The Test dir is a directory filled with test text files...