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by unclewaltr
2716 days ago
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As one (slightly abnormal) example that I've worked on. We would build the meat of the solution, then run our tests. Upon success, we'd generate language bindings (think swig), compile them and run API tests against those. The languages included C++, C#, Java and Excel 12 bindings (which required their own .cpp files). I can easily see this type of special case worm its way in to larger projects and be valid, yes. |
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Sure, so you need support for a multi-module project. Any serious build tool will have that.