Re: [cdt-dev] Notification when Maketarget is done

[Dave Inglis <dinglis@xxxxxxx>]

TargetBuild.buildTargets will create its own job and based of preference 
setting may return right away (build in background), what you could do 
is build the target your self via IMakeTarget.build() as this will block 
until the build is finished.

Dave

cebarne2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I just tried join() and it seemed to do nothing to help.
>
>     makeTargetJob().schedule();
>     makeTargetJob().join();
>     captureConsoleJob().schedule();
>
> This seems to do nothing to delay the second job.
>
> I've also tried setting priorites and that does nothing as well.
>
> I've tried setting rules as follows:
>
>     final MutexRule rule = new MutexRule();
>     makeTargetJob.setRule(rule);
>     captureConsoleJob.setRule(rule);
>     makeTargetJob.schedule();
>     captureConsoleJob.schedule();
>
> No luck.  It seems that the makeTargetJob finishes after it calls
> TargetBuild.buildTargets() , instead of waiting for buildTargets() to
> complete.
>
> Any suggestions?  Being able to wait for a MakeTarget to complete is
> critical for this plug-in.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chad Barnes
> Rockwell Collins
>
>
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>              11/04/2004 08:26          Maketarget is done                  
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> Did you try Job.join()?
>
> cebarne2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>
> > Is there any way to determine when a maketarget is done?  Or, at least
> > schedule a maketarget to run (using Job.schedule()), and force other
> > jobs
> > scheduled afterward to wait until it is complete?  I am working on a
> > Build
> > Manager in Eclipse that will allow a user to stack several different
> > operations (MakeTarget, External Tool, etc) and it will run them in
> > turn.
> > MakeTargets are giving me some trouble because I can't seem to get a
> > Maketarget to run in serial.  It always seems to run in its own parallel
> > thread.
> >
> > I would like to be able to do the following:
> >
> >
> > makeTargetJob.schedule();
> > captureConsoleJob.schedule();
> > makeTargetJob2.schedule();
> > captureConsoleJob2.schedule();
> >
> > ...and be certain that "captureConsoleJob" will not run before
> > "makeTargetJob" is finished.
> >
> > How do I poll the status of a make target?  Or, how can I make it run in
> > a
> > thread of my own design?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chad Barnes
> > Rockwell Collins Inc.
> >
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