Re: kext programming with VIM?
Re: kext programming with VIM?
- Subject: Re: kext programming with VIM?
- From: plumber Idraulico <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2006 18:17:11 +0200
I have been using vim and Makefiles as the main build tools in my
work and study for more than ten years. On the Mac I have no
problem whatsoever using Xcode for managing projects. Quite often I
still use vim for editing the source files. I certainly don't buy
the argument that GUIs are inherrently less efficient... 90% of it
is what you're used to. Just like in the vi vs emacs debate.
(Also something like:
osascript -e 'tell application "Xcode" to add file "file" to
project "proj"'
would probably work too if you dislike the mouse that much.)
So there is absolutely no way to skip using Xcode??? I cannot
believe that!!
Like I said in my first post, I'm sure you can write a Makefile to
do what Xcode does to build a kext. But it is not trivial, e.g. you
have to generate an info structure and link it in under a certain
symbol. You're welcome to examine the Xcode build output to see
what you need to do to avoid using it.
Thanks.
H
in fact it depends , what you do , if you have a big project Xcode
becomes a problem
an other thing , if u maintain a cross-arch-os driver src, it's
better to use a makefile layer
Best Regards, {Plum}
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