Updates to CompatibilityAnalyser
- The Tool should now work with Symbian^4
- Some minor bug fixes related to Qt headers in the Symbian Platform
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* Initial Contributors:
* Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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* Description:
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HeaderAnalyser
ACCEPTED PARAMETERS
-baseline <filename>
- required specifier: a filename with or without path
- "previous version" header files to analyse
- one of the next choices has to be set: -baseline or -baselinedir
- if used -current is mandatory
-baselinedir <path with filename>
- required specifier: a directory name with filename
- filename may be a wildcard (e.g. "*.h", "coe*.h", "*.*")
- if using file sets (-set parameter) then you can only give directory
- all files in this directory are subject to analysis
- one of the next choices has to be set: -baseline or -baselinedir
- if used -currentdir is mandatory
-baselineversion <string>
- required specifier: alphanumerical string, no whitespaces or newlines or other
"sensitive" characters
- version name of the "previous version" files that are subjected to analysis
- optional
-current <filename>
- same as -baseline, except for "current version" header files
- if used -baseline is mandatory
-currentdir <directory>
- same as -baselinedir, except for "current version" header files
- if used -baselinedir is mandatory
-currentversion <string>
- same as -baselineversion
-reportfile <filename>
- required specifier: filename
- output name of the XML-formatted analysis report file
- mandatory
-commandfile <filename>
- required specifier: filename of a text file containing more command switches
- contains more command-line switches
- overrides environment variables
- command-line parameters override command-file parameters
- optional
-baseplatformheaders <directory>
- required specifier: directory name
- points to the "base header set" that is to be used when analysing
"previous version" headers
- e.g. c:\symbian\s60_2nd_fp2\epoc32\include
- mandatory
-currentplatformheaders <directory>
- as -baseplatformroot, except for "current version" headers
- e.g. c:\symbian\s60_3rd_beta1\epoc32\include
- mandatory
-forcebaseinclude <path>
- specifies a file which is always included first in generated
temporary cpp file for baseline.
- optional
-forcecurrentinclude <path>
- specifies a file which is always included first in generated
temporary cpp file for current.
- optional
-set <file1[;file2]*>
- you can give file list which is separated with semicolon
- if given is used instead of wildcards in baselinedir-parameter
- optional; can only be used with -baselinedir/-currentdir
-replace <file newfile [file newfile]*>
- takes pairs of paths as parameters
- first of pair tells which file to replace, if directory is given it's trunkated away
- second of pair tells which path (directory + filename) to use instead
- optional; can only be used with -baselinedir/-currentdir
-recursive
- no specifiers allowed
- if recursive is defined, then subdirectories will be analysed as well
- optional; can only be used with -baselinedir/-currentdir
-baseplatformheaders <filename>
- required specifier: a file name or a list of file names, separated by semicolons
- forces the inclusion of these files during the "previous version" preprocessing phase
- may slow down the system significantly
- mandatory, in practice required when processing symbian files (many of the headers in
epoc32\include
make implicit assumptions about pre-included header files)
-currentplatformheaders <filename>
- same as -baseplatformheaders, except for "current version" files
-bundlesize <count>
- required specifier: integer between 0 and 9999
- specifies how large "header bundles" to use when running the analysis
- larger bundles lead to shorter preprocessing times
- actual analysis might take longer when the XML files are large
- default 1
- optional
-temp <directory>
- output location of temporary files
- optional
-docurl <url>
- tells where documentation can be found
- specifier added to end of url
- used for report
- optional
1. it's possible to compare two files
command -baseline c:\base\test.h -current c:\current\test.h -baseplatformheaders C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_Beta\Epoc32\include -currentplatformheaders C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_Beta\Epoc32\include
2. its possible to compare files of two directories (recursively)
command -baselinedir c:\base\*.h -current c:\current\*.h -baseplatformheaders C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_Beta\Epoc32\include -currentplatformheaders C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_Beta\Epoc32\include (-recursive)
3. its possible to compare two file sets (recursively)
command -baselinedir c:\base -current c:\current -baseplatformheaders c:\symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_Beta\Epoc32\include -currenplatformheaders
c:\symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_Beta\Epoc32\include (-recursive) -set file1.h;file2.h;file3.h;text.txt;file5.h
Q. How about situation when file name has been renamed?
A.
command -baselinedir c:\base\*.h -current c:\current\*.h -baseplatformheaders C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_Beta\Epoc32\include -currentplatformheaders C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_Beta\Epoc32\include -replace c:\base\old.h c:\base\new.h
Q. what if I have one hundred files which has been replaced?
A.
command -commandfile settings.txt
inside CommandFile:
-baselinedir c:\base\*.h
-current c:\current\*.h
-baseplatformheaders C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_Beta\Epoc32\include
-currentplatformheaders C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_Beta\Epoc32\include
-replace
c:\base\old.h c:\base\new.h
c:\base\test.h c:\base\test2.h
c:\base\filehandle.h c:\base\file.h