Maybe I missed it in documentation, but what I'd like to do is have a way to point a command-line compiler at a project or some kind of definition file, generated by the IDE, that has all the flags to generate the executable(s) for a project by simply pointing the compiler to the project file.
My thought was that this could simplify automatically building applications for testing and building on different platforms with a script.
(If someone already has a good way of extracting what flags are used in generating your application with current settings from the IDE, please let me know )
Project files as compiler definitions
Re: Project files as compiler definitions
You can compile a project from the commandline by calling the IDE with the "/BUILD" (Windows) or "--build" (Linux/OSX) commandline switch.
See here: https://www.purebasic.com/documentation ... dline.html
See here: https://www.purebasic.com/documentation ... dline.html
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Re: Project files as compiler definitions
Awesome, thanks!