IBM SC34-4499-03 manual More sample build trees, Dening multiple outputs from a single build event

This command will stop all queued and in_progress builds. Any build events already performed for that build are not undone.

For example, if Greg cancels the build of msgcat.exe when the compile steps have been completed, then the link step is not performed. However, the newly compiled hello.obj and bye.obj are left in the database, with their build times updated.

More sample build trees

The msgcat.exe example is just one possible build tree. Here are some others.

De®ning multiple outputs from a single build event

Figure 65 shows part of the build tree for robot.dll:

Figure 65. The build tree for robot.dll

Because the build tree shows the relationships between parts hierarchically, robot.map is a child of robot.dll, even though it is actually built from the same input part, robot.cpp. But robot.map is de®ned as anoutput of robot.dll. Here are the commands to set up this relationship.

First come the commands to create the parts:

teamc part -create robot.dll -builder dll_builder -binary -empty -release 9503 -component robot

teamc	part	-create robot.cpp -release 9503 -component robot
teamc	part	-create robot.map -builder dll_builder -binary -empty
-release		9503 -component robot

Next are the commands to connect the parts into the build tree:

teamc part -connect robot.cpp -parent robot.dll -input -release 9503

teamc part -connect robot.map -parent robot.dll -output -release 9503

You might use this command to start the build:

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