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Don McGregor authoredDon McGregor authored
README.txt 1.08 KiB
Contains post-processing patches for the generated code. The code generation tool gets you close to, but not exactly at, the final code. There are some manual changes that should be made. But these are in danger of being lost every time new code is re-generated. To solve this problem, I've created patch files for Java and CPP, using the Unix patch utility, described at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patch_(Unix) Briefly, you generate a diff, then this diff can be applied to the generated file. diff -u oldFile newFile > mods.diff # -u tells diff to output unified diff format patch oldFile mods.diff The bash file in this directory runs patch using the patch files in the java and cpp subdirectories. These patches are automatically run if you're working on a unix-derivative development environment and run the ant task to generate source code. If you're not running on a Unix environment (Linux, OSX) you'll have to manually apply the changes to the generated source. Under the Windows environment, a pretty good choice is the Cygwin utilities, which supply a Unix environment under windows. DMcG