qibuild.build_config¶
CMakeBuildConfig¶
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class
qibuild.build_config.
CMakeBuildConfig
(build_worktree)¶ Compute a list of CMake flags from all the settings that can affect the build (the toolchain name, the build profiles, etc ...).
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profiles
¶ A list of build profiles to use (coming from
qibuild configure -p<profile>
), or read form the local settings
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user_flags
¶ Additional list of CMake flags (coming from
qibuild configure -D<flags>
) Should be a list of tuples (<key>, <value>)
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profiles
Profiles
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target
¶ Build target
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local_cmake
¶ Path to the “custom” CMake file. Its content will be added to the generated CMake files when running
qibuild configure
. :returns: None if the custom CMake file does not exist
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toolchain
¶ The current toolchain, either set by the user from the command line or read from the local qibuild settings.
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debug
¶ Whether we are building in debug. True unless user specified –release
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using_make
¶ Whether we are using make
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using_visual_studio
¶ Whether we are using visual studio
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using_mingw
¶ Whether we are using MinGW
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cmake_generator
¶ The current CMake generator, either set by the user from the command line or read from the qibuild configuration files.
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build_env
¶ A dictionary defining the environment used when building, as read from qibuild configuration files.
os.environ
will remain unchanged
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build_directory
(prefix=u'build', name=None, system=False)¶ Return a suitable build directory, making sure there is one build directory per config name. If name is None, read the active build config (set by the user with
-c
, or read as the default config for the worktree0 If system is True, returnssys-<system>-<arch>
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cmake_args
¶ The CMake arguments to use.
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default_config
¶ The default configuration, as read from the local build settings.
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read_local_settings
()¶ Read
<worktree>/.qi/qibuild.xml
.
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parse_profiles
(warns=True)¶ Parse Profiles
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set_active_config
(config_name)¶ Set the active configuration. This should match an existing config name. Used when running
qibuild configure -c <config>
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