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Ensuring existance of directories before writing files into them
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SF Markus Elfring |
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Ensuring existance of directories before writing files into them |
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Mon, 3 Jul 2017 11:08:48 +0200 |
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Hello,
Files are stored within directories. So there is a general dependency
that the directory should exist (together with an identifier) before a file
can be changed.
Prerequisites for make rules can be specified in the way that their file names
reference a specific build directory. I have got a few approaches in mind
to convert such an implicit dependency to an explicit one for the make software.
* I could check if the source file folder is different from the selected
build directory.
* If the desired build subdirectory did not exist, I could create it
automatically.
There is a choice if such a directory creation should be performed by a call
of the make function “shell” or by a command in a recipe.
Which design variant would you prefer for this use case?
Regards,
Markus
- Ensuring existance of directories before writing files into them,
SF Markus Elfring <=