The Source Integrity Professional Edition User Guide - MKS

Getting Started With Projects, Sandboxes, and Members
Using pj build
Recalculate. Click to recalculate the member dependencies.
For example, consider a project containing members foo.c and
bar.c in which foo.c contains the line
#include "rcsbase.h"
If you specify that member dependencies should be added to the
makefile, the following lines are added to the makefile:
### Source Integrity generated dependencies
follow, do not remove/change this line
foo.obj : rcsbase.h
This tells the Make program to rebuild foo.obj whenever
rcsbase.h is newer than foo.obj.
Add Missing Files. Click to check that all files in the dependency
list are also members of the project. If they are not already
members, the missing files are added to the project.
Ignore Non-Members When Calculating. When this option is
selected, files that are not members of the current project are not
scanned when recalculating dependencies.
For example, suppose a project contains the files foo.c and
bar.c, and foo.c contains the line
#include "rcsbase.h"
Source Integrity normally adds rcsbase.h to the dependency list
for foo.c. However, if the Ignore Non-Members When Calculating
option is selected, rcsbase.h is not be added to the dependency
list.
Run Make. Click to run the specified Make program, using the
current Build Project options.
In the command line interface, you use the pj build command. Its
syntax is
where
pj build [-i] [-Mmakefile] [-Ttemplate] [-w dir] [options]
-i performs builds of included subprojects before building
parent (including) project.
-Mmakefile writes new makefile to file makefile. If not specified, pj
build uses project or sandbox makefile=val setting; if that
setting is not provided, filename makefile is used.
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