When compiling from the command line using the /all command all objects with an extension of cmi, eoisym and ecisym end up in the project folder.
Can someone enlighten me about this please?
AC
When compiling from the command line using the /all command all objects with an extension of cmi, eoisym and ecisym end up in the project folder.
Can someone enlighten me about this please?
AC
Good morning,
You can map these extensions to write in a separate directory. Ex.
[FILES]
*.cmi cmi\\*.cmi ;image below
*.*lst lst\\*.*lst ;our old proclisting
*.*sym sym\\*.*sym
When the component is compiled, this information is generated -> .cmi
When compiling from the command line using the /all command all objects with an extension of cmi, eoisym and ecisym end up in the project folder.
Can someone enlighten me about this please?
AC
CMI files are used by the Compiled Module Inspector that allows you to navigate to operations and entries in the IDE after compilation.
The other files are symbol table files (cross reference information) for entity occurrence and collection operations.
As Juliano explained, they can be redirected in your assignment file.
Good morning,
You can map these extensions to write in a separate directory. Ex.
[FILES]
*.cmi cmi\\*.cmi ;image below
*.*lst lst\\*.*lst ;our old proclisting
*.*sym sym\\*.*sym
When the component is compiled, this information is generated -> .cmi
Thanks very much Juliano for the explanation!
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