[Gambas-user] Sharing libraries across projects : new proposal!

[Christof Thalhofer]

Hi,

Am 30.01.2016 um 20:48 schrieb Benoît Minisini:

> 4) At debug time, in the IDE, libraries are searched in the same 
> directories, and will be listed in the project configuration dialog to 
> be checked (the old specific library tab may be removed).

That would break my current development-cycle.

For programming I have such a structure in my homedir:

~/prog/gambasprojects/project1
~/prog/gambasprojects/project2

~/prog/gambasprojects/lib1/lib1.gambas
~/prog/gambasprojects/lib2/lib2.gambas
~/prog/gambasprojects/lib3/lib3.gambas

The projects include the libs ~/prog/gambasprojects/lib$x

Now I can program the projects and libraries, change things, debug and
compile.

At the same time my software (stable version for production) is
installed in /usr/bin:

/usr/bin/project1.gambas
/usr/bin/project2.gambas
...
/usr/bin/lib1.gambas
/usr/bin/lib2.gambas
...

And I can use that older software, the libraries in /usr/bin are
untouched by the development-version.

But:

If as you write "At debug time, in the IDE, libraries are searched in
the same directories" (do you mean /usr/bin, /usr/local/$selfdefined ?)

That is bad.

Because If I have to change something in the libraries at debug time,
and compile them I have to overwrite the libs in /usr/...

Then my stable software on the same computer changes behaviour.

So I found your first proposal better for my development-cycle. Because
it separtes development and production states on the same computer
without creating any conflicts.


Alles Gute

Christof Thalhofer

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