Use placeholder files to create BuildResults/

Running the Make/CreateBuildResultsFolders script after a clone, or
after clobbering BuildResults/, was a pain. Now a clean build can be
guaranteed with:

rm -rf BuildResults
git checkout BuildResults
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Elliot Nunn 2017-12-26 09:28:58 +08:00
parent 723f584a4f
commit bbb73bc9b7
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# Takes no arguments -- expects to be inside the Make directory,
# or run in place (select all, then cmd-return)
If "{0}" == ""
Set 0 "{Active}"
End
Set BuildResults "`Files -f "{0}" | StreamEdit -e '1 Replace /[Â:]*:[Â:]*°/ -n'`"
If {#} == 1
Set BuildResults "{1}"
Else If {#} == 0
Set MyPath "`Files -f "{0}"`"
Set BuildResults "`Echo "{MyPath}" | StreamEdit -e '1 Replace /[Â:]*:[Â:]*°/ -n'`"
Else
Echo "# USAGE: {0} [PATH]"
Exit 1
End
Set BuildResults "{BuildResults}BuildResults:"
If "`Exists "{BuildResults}"`" == ""
NewFolder "{BuildResults}"
End
For L1 in dbLite: LC930: RISC: ROM:
If "`Exists "{BuildResults}{L1}"`" == ""
NewFolder "{BuildResults}{L1}"
End
For L2 in Image: Lib: Obj: Rsrc: Text:
If "`Exists "{BuildResults}{L1}{L2}"`" == ""
NewFolder "{BuildResults}{L1}{L2}"
End
End
End