Avrco command line usage

Jeroen.Vandezande

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Avrco command line usage

· Posted: 10.03.2012 - 15:20 · #1

Hi,

After I lost some .pas files this week because I forgot to check them into subversion I am planning to setup a continuous integration server.
Not only for Avrc but for all my code.
Now for Avrco I noticed that I can compile a .ppro file using the AvrCo.exe on the command line.
In the PED editor I can do also syntax check and then I do not need the programmer dongle to be attached. Is there any way to tell Avrco.exe that it only needs to do a syntax check en thus not needing a dongle (this will run on a server)

I noticed that I can find the compiler errors in the .err file and that can be passed to the CI server.

Best Regards,

Jeroen

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Re: Avrco command line usage

· Posted: 10.03.2012 - 18:04 · #2

Hello Jeroen,

for a syntax check of a compile run you must append a -S to the commandline.

rolf

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Re: Avrco command line usage

· Posted: 11.03.2012 - 11:07 · #3

thank you for the quick reply!

Jeroen.Vandezande

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Re: Avrco command line usage

· Posted: 20.03.2012 - 17:07 · #4

Hi,

I was able to setup my CI server (I am using Jenkins http://jenkins-ci.org/ ) but I had to do some tricks to get it working...
AvrCo.exe shows a small GUI window while compiling... Is there a way to disable that?
Because Jenkins is running as a windows Service all child processes (including AVrco) can not produce standard windows GUI screens. This causes AvrCo to crash and run at 100% cpu.
I found a complex solution for this, but I wonder if there is no command switch I can use to disable this...

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Jeroen

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Re: Avrco command line usage

· Posted: 21.03.2012 - 14:26 · #5

Hello Jeroen,

this little form is absolutely necessary, visible or not. It serves as an anchor for the compiler.

rolf

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