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Simplified asset makefile

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Eric Froemling 2020-07-03 18:27:35 -07:00
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@ -572,6 +572,7 @@
<w>encerr</w> <w>encerr</w>
<w>endcall</w> <w>endcall</w>
<w>endcommand</w> <w>endcommand</w>
<w>endef</w>
<w>endindex</w> <w>endindex</w>
<w>endmessage</w> <w>endmessage</w>
<w>endparen</w> <w>endparen</w>

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tools/update_assets_makefile
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@ -174,11 +174,19 @@ def _get_py_targets_subset(all_targets: Set[str], subset: str,
'\t@cp $^ $@\n' '\t@cp $^ $@\n'
'\t@chmod 444 $@\n') '\t@chmod 444 $@\n')
out += ('\n# Looks like path mangling from py to pyc is too complex for' # Fancy new simple loop-based target generation.
out += (f'\n# These are too complex to define in a pattern rule;\n'
f'# Instead we generate individual targets in a loop.\n'
f'$(foreach element,$(SCRIPT_TARGETS_PYC{suffix}),\\\n'
f'$(eval $(call make-opt-pyc-target,$(element))))')
# Old code to explicitly emit individual targets.
if bool(False):
out += (
'\n# Looks like path mangling from py to pyc is too complex for'
' pattern rules so\n# just generating explicit targets' ' pattern rules so\n# just generating explicit targets'
' for each. Could perhaps look into using a\n# fancy for-loop' ' for each. Could perhaps look into using a\n# fancy for-loop'
' instead, but perhaps listing these explicitly isn\'t so bad.\n') ' instead, but perhaps listing these explicitly isn\'t so bad.\n')
for i, target in enumerate(pyc_targets): for i, target in enumerate(pyc_targets):
# Note: there's currently a bug which can cause python bytecode # Note: there's currently a bug which can cause python bytecode
# generation to be non-deterministic. This can break our blessing # generation to be non-deterministic. This can break our blessing