> > I'm experimenting with the JAMSHELL variable. I
like the
> idea of using
> > it to use multiple computers in parallel to
compile code.
> But no matter
> > what I try, I can't get bjam to use the JAMSHELL
variable, it always
> > uses batch files: with the -d+4 option, I see
"Executing
> through .bat
> > file" printed each time.
>
> What toolset are you using. I believe that for
multi-line
> actions, bjam will
> always use .bat file.
>
> What value of JAMSHELL do you want to use. Maybe, you
can
> adjust the compiler
> command passed to 'using' in order to get the same
effect?
> Say, on Linux I
> can get parallel builds with:
>
> using gcc : : "distcc g++" ;
>
> - Volodya
I'm using vc7.1. I'd like to set JAMSHELL to something
that calls
cmd.exe which can execute a script. We have a very funny way
of
executing commands on a remote host: create a script
runme.cmd in some
folder via a samba share, and rename it to run.cmd. That
triggers a
program running on that host to execute it.
If bjam always produces a .bat file for multi-line actions,
then I'd be
happy to take that batch file as a parameter to my script,
and make that
execute on a remote host. But currently, that seems to be
impossible if
multiline-commands are always executed directly instead of
via JAMSHELL.
Is it difficult to implement this behaviour as a new feature
in bjam?
Best regards,
Richard Peters
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