* Add a DeployConfiguration class to hold settings related
to deployment.
* Add BuildStepsList to hold a list of buildsteps
* Update BuildConfiguration to use BuildStepLists instead of
manageing lists of buildsteps itself.
* Update BuildManager to use BuildStepLists in its interfaces
* Fix fallout introduced by API changes
* Update .user file to new way of storing settings
Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-1427
Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-1428
Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-1811
Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-1930
We create a .sis package per leaf project now, deploy all of them and
start the executable for the runconfiguration that was selected. This
does not cover all use cases, but works for development.
* Add buildstep to handle the deployment
* Remove deployment code from the runconfiguration
* Update .user files to add new deployment step into existing setups
Reviewed-by: Tobias Hunger
Move link handling code to outputwindow from OutputFormatter
Move createOutputFormatter to the RunConfiguration
That makes it easier for Qt4RunConfiguration et all.
This also fixes that each time a runcontrol was rerun a new
OutputFormatter was created without deleting the old one, thus
increasing the memory usage.
This replaces the (de facto) singleton engines and data handlers by classes
that are instantiated per run. The DebuggerRunControl will now create an
object of (a class derived from) DebuggerEngine that contains all the relevant
"dynamic" data.
DebuggerManager is no more. The "singleton" bits are merged into DebuggerPlugin,
whereas the data bits went to DebuggerEngine.
There is no formal notion of a "current" DebuggerEngine. However, as there's
only one DebuggerEngine at a time that has its data models connected to the
view, there's still some "de facto" notion of a "current" engine. Calling
SomeModel::setData(int role, QVariant data) with custom role is used as the
primary dispatch mechanism from the views to the "current" data models
(and the engine, as all data models know their engine).
This replaces most uses of DebuggerStartParameters by DebuggerRunControl
which is a simple RunControl with a DebuggerStartParameters member.
Plan is to move all global state to the run controls, and possibly
introduce specialized ones for core debugging etc.
And use it to implement changing the run icon in the application output.
That implementation does only support the two run modes run and debug
for now. Further abstraction for more run modes to be done once needed.
Task-Nr: QTCREATORBUG-1232
Instead of renaming it first. We agree on always deploying
target.sis (where target is the qmake TARGET).
For older Qt for Symbian versions we rename to match this.
Tested with Qt 4.6.1/4.6.2.
Detect both 'basename.sis' (4.6.2 onwards) as well as
'basename_debug-arm5.sis' (4.6.1).
Reviewed-by: Robert Loehning <robert.loehning@nokia.com>
This is a big change touching almost all of our .pro file parsing.
With this patch we only evaluate once exact for all needs and once
greedy for the filelist. That is the qt runconfigurations don't have own
evaluaters but reuse the project wide exact evaluation.
We reevaluate if the user changes the build directory, the qmake
buildconfiguration or the qmake arguments. That is if you open src.pro
(or projects.pro) of qt with a shadow build you still don't get all the
files, but after correcting the build directory, we reevaluate the .pro
files and find all files. So for a suitable definition of fixed, that
bug is now fixed.
We now get the exact defines of all .pro files instead of all defines for all
buildconfigurations. We still don't distinguish in which
.pro file a DEFINE is set. So the code model now knows about all the
defines set for the given configuration but not for which files it is
actually set. Also that includes all DEFINES set in .qmake.cache or the
mkspecs. This means all defines from .pro files should now work.
The intial loading is still synchronous. I haven't looked into it to
deeply, but it seems possible to make it also async.There are probably a
few issues which need to be solved fist.
Also due to the asynchronous nature of the code, the executable is
updated a few seconds after actually changing the build configuration
- Prepare usage of 'make sis' target for GnuPoc.
- Change the package names to '_unsigned.sis', '.sis'
instead of using '.sisx' for signed, adding accessors
to S60DeviceRunconfiguration.
- Determine the local executable file name from the
package template for GnuPoc (as it is no longer
located under the SDK tree).
- Autodetect SDK by environment variable EPOCROOT and qt directory
below.
- Environment::appendOrSet/prependOrSet: Avoid duplicate entries
- Rename toolchain enumeration value
- Adapt S60ToolChainMixin to new GnuPoc setup, provide routines for
all required variables.
- RVCTToolChain: Make RVCT detection smarter (Check for RVCT<v1><v2>BIN
variable). Set all required variables in case of RVCTToolChain/GnuPoc
- QtVersionManager: Detect toolchain and Qt version properly, make S60
device run config accept toolchain.
- Modify S60DeviceRunControl to execute 'make sis'
- Modify S60Devices::detectQt...() to check for Qt installed into SDK
first and symlink as fallback.
...making use of a shared device by all clients. Detect device removal by
delaying the WM_DEVICE event handling. Introduce Acquire/Release mechanism
to SymbianDeviceManager and let acquire() fail if the device is in use, thus
preventing starting 'run' while debugging is active, etc.
Handle "Device removed" (unplugging of cable) signal by closing the device and adding
handlers to the clients, stabilize TrkDevice against it.
Remove communication type from the run configuration parameters (now handled by
SymbianDeviceManager).
Working towards keeping the Trk-connection always open and a giving the target pane
a meaningful tooltip.
For the moment, pass on tooltips from device manager additional information
(Trk version and such as determined by the launcher).
* Ease cross device development by introducing 'targets' which
group build- and runsettings that are valid for this one target
Most of the kudos for the code review go to dt. Con, thorbjorn,
ckandler and others did also review parts of this patch.
Reviewed-by: dt
