SAS-C 6.0 and WorkBench
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Can anybody tell me how to pass options to the smake utility when invoking
it from the workbench, specifically the -fMYMAKEFILE option. The manual
says it can be done by simply adding the option as a tooltype. I have
tried everything I can think of but it simply ignores it, no error message
it justs starts compiling the first source file, ignoring my make file.
Thanks,
Martin.
This is a bug in the 6.0 SMAKE. The tooltypes array never gets checked.
However, you have two alternatives if you are invoking from the WorkBench.
First, you can click on "Build", then shift-double-click on the icon for
your makefile. Second, you can edit the default tool for the makefile's
icon and change it to "SC:C/SMAKE". Then simply double-click on it to
run SMAKE on that smakefile.
Sorry for the oversight with the tooltypes array. This will be fixed
at the first opportunity.
–Doug
This is a bug in the 6.0 SMAKE. The tooltypes array never gets checked.
However, you have two alternatives if you are invoking from the WorkBench.
First, you can click on "Build", then shift-double-click on the icon for
your makefile. Second, you can edit the default tool for the makefile's
icon and change it to "SC:C/SMAKE". Then simply double-click on it to
run SMAKE on that smakefile.
Sorry for the oversight with the tooltypes array. This will be fixed
at the first opportunity.
–Doug