makefile.xml

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<!--makefile.xml-->
<!--
FoundationKit_d.lib rpcrt4.lib 

-->

<!-- 
Subsitions need to happen at two levels
1)User variables made within the make file, see the subnsitions section
2) ENV variables need to be accounted for. Anything that is not expanded
	by the substitution area needs to checked against the env variables,
	and if not found there then it should be set to NULL

	a variable is referred to like so %ID% or $(ID)
-->
<make>

<substitutions>
	
</substitutions>


<project name="XMLMake" path="" outputAs="Debug/xmake.exe" >
	<!--does this project need other projects built before it ?
		order here matters.
	-->

	<dependencies>
		<!--the name of the dependency - it MUST resolve to a project
			inside of this makefile
		-->

		<dependency name=""/>
	</dependencies>

	<configurations>
		<!--a config name can only have the 
			characters[a..z,A..Z,0..1] 
			the "|" is used to separate multiple configs

			the srcBinaryExt is used to identify the extension of 
			compiled source files. Many compilers use ".o" and many others
			use ".obj"
		--> 

		<config name="VC++ Debug" srcBinaryExt=".obj">
			<includes>
				<!--
				This is the includes section. This allows the make 
				executable to be able to dynamically determine source dependencies
				-->
				<include path=""/>

			</includes>
			<!-- 
			alternate tools may
			be specifies here under the tools node
				<tool name="rc.exe" >
					<flags>
						<flag>
					</flags>
				</tool>
			-->
			<tools>
			</tools>
			<!--the command line name of the compiler, ie, GCC, G++, bcc32, cl, etc-->
			<compiler name="cl.exe" >
				<flags>
					<!--
						Please use single quote's where you would use 
						double quotes.
						single quote characters will be expanded to double quote
						when the string is parsed and prepared to send to the 
						compiler. 
					-->	
					
					<flag value="/nologo /MDd /W3 /Gm /GR /GX /ZI /Od"/>
					<flag value="/I .\"/>					
					
					<flag value="/D WIN32 /D _DEBUG /D _CONSOLE /D _MBCS"/>
					
					<flag value="/Fp'Debug/xmake.pch' "/>
					<flag value="/YX'stdafx.h'"/>
					<flag value="/Fo'Debug/'"/>
					<flag value="/Fd'Debug/'"/>
					<flag value="/FD /GZ /c"/>				

				</flags>
			</compiler>
			
			<linker name="link.exe">
				<flags>
					<flag value="/nologo"/>
					<flag value="/subsystem:console"/>					
					<flag value="/incremental:yes"/>
					<flag value="/pdb:'Debug/xmake.pdb'"/>
					<flag value="/debug"/>
					<flag value="/machine:I386"/>
					<flag value="/out:'Debug/xmake.exe'"/>
					<flag value="/pdbtype:sept"/>
					
				</flags>
			</linker>

			<preBuild>
			
			</preBuild>

			<postBuild>

			</postBuild>
		</config>

		<!--this config is empty so it will not build-->
		<config name="Release"/>

	</configurations>
	
	

	<sources>
		<!--all names are relative to the project path
			the build property deafults to yes. If it is 
			false, the file will not be built
		-->
		<!-- 
		If outputAs is left empty it defaults to the same file name but with extension .obj
		The tool property may be used to specify an alternate tool other than the compiler that
		is used to output a source binary. For example, if a project has rc files, these will
		need to compiled with the rc compiler. 
		-->
		<source name="StdAfx.cpp" partOfConfig="VC++ Debug|VC++ Release" build="yes" outputAs="Debug\StdAfx"/>		
		<source name="xmake.cpp" partOfConfig="VC++ Debug|VC++ Release" outputAs="Debug\xmake"/>		
		<source name="CmdLine.cpp" partOfConfig="VC++ Debug|VC++ Release" build="yes" outputAs="Debug\CmdLine"/>
		<source name="XMLParser.cpp" partOfConfig="VC++ Debug|VC++ Release" build="yes" outputAs="Debug\XMLParser"/>
	</sources>	
</project>
</make>