postprocessing.sh

Mac Osx下脚本开发实例

# postprocessing.sh
# ScriptBuildPhases sample code
#
# Author: MCF
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# This shell script runs at the end the build process each time we build.  Note that no
# dependency analysis is done; it will just happily run each time, even if everything is
# already up to date.  What we do here is post-process the java .class file that Project
# Builder (using javac) has built for us, creating the proper PalmOS executables from it.
# You must have the open source superwaba SDK downloaded (http://www.superwaba.org) and the 
# VM installed on your 
# PalmOS/handheld device in order to run the final executables, and the superwaba classes
# must be on your system (it'll look for them at "/" on your boot volume by default)
# in order for this postprocessing script to work.

# Our current working directory by default is the directory containing the project, so we change to the
# proper directory for built products, so we can put our output there. Note the use of build settings here for the
# TARGET_BUILD_DIR and product name.  These variables are expanded by the shell at compiletime
# into their correct values (with proper workarounds for the December 2001 Dev Tools where TARGET_BUILD_DIR did not yet exist).
# A complete list of build settings that Project Builder defines
# can be found on your hard drive at /Developer/Documentation/ReleaseNotes/PBBuildSettings.html. Note that at
# the time of this writing, PRODUCT_NAME was not yet documented (but its meaning is obvious).

if [ "z${TARGET_BUILD_DIR}" = "z" ] ; then
         TARGET_BUILD_DIR=${SYMROOT}
fi
     
cd "$TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME"

# Now we execute the Warp and Exegen superwaba java apps to build PalmOS .pdb and .prc
# executable files for our application.  Wherever you put the superwaba packages on your
# system, make sure that you provide a proper superwaba classpath
# here and in the Project Builder Targets pane (look for "Java Classes" or "Pure Java-Specific"
# depending upon your Project Builder version) so that all the proper Java classes/apps can be found and used.
java -classpath /superwaba/palm/bin Warp c /! "$PRODUCT_NAME" palmJava.class
java -classpath /superwaba/palm/bin Exegen /! "$PRODUCT_NAME" palmJava "$PRODUCT_NAME"