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SconsRecipes
williamblevins edited this page Jun 15, 2015
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This is the place to share tips, examples, and short scripts.
The SCons ManPage also contains a number of quick examples.
See the Examples section towards the bottom of the page.
Table of Contents
[TOC]
- SconsVersion: how to retrieve the version of scons from your script
- WrapperFunctions: you want to wrap up a bit of SCons and python as a new Environment method without modifying scons itself
- An ExportImportShortcutHack.
- ArgumentQuoting in actions
- UsingCommandLineArguments: Using ARGUMENTS
- AutomaticHelpFromAliases: technique for injecting helper functions into environment and wrapping Alias() to get Help() automatically
- SconsAutoconf: How to add autoconf functionality to your scons builds.
- Autoconf recipes: a few autoconf macro implementations.
- GenerateConfig: generating a config.h file
- SavingVariablesToAFile - saving the value of some variables to a file and loading them back
- UpdateOnlySomeVariables - Update some variables in an environment without overwriting changes to others.
- GetTargets: you want to look at the targets the user entered
- PhonyTargets: A close approximation of a target that is always built
- DependsAndAliases: How to ensure Alias() work correctly with Depends()
- InstallTargets: writing install and uninstall targets
- InstallationPrefix
- PlatformIndependedInstallationTool
- CustomCleanActions: Having an Action run when scons is in clean mode
- NonDeterministicDependencies How to incorperate builders which can produce an unknown number of results
- BuildDirGlob lets you glob for source files from a build directory.
- ExternalFiles: how to use other source files not recognized by scons (e.g. linker scripts)
- UsingCvs: how to download source files from a CVS server
- WgetSourceCode: How to use sourcecode() methods to 'wget' files
- DynamicSourceGenerator: how to use a source generator that puts out many source files, by having scons add targets dynamically.
- FindTargetSources: Find sources and headers for a target when generating MSVSProject.
- AddFilesDynamically to every build per-environment
- MFObject: Compile multiple source files with a single invocation of the compiler
- ExplicitlyCallCppScanner: How to explicitly call the C/CPP scanner on a source file in your SConstruct/SConscript.
- UsingOrigin: using $ORIGIN to specify runtime search path for libraries
- UsingPkgConfig: many libraries these days come with .pc files, such as GTK+, but how do you use them?
- SharedLibrarySignatureOverride: avoid relinking every program when a shared library is rebuilt.
- BuildTimeCallback: How to have a function called at build time
- RightNow: Build one or more targets during the SConscript reading phase, then continue reading SConscripts
- BuildLog: How to write SCons output to a file as well as the screen.
- ColorBuildMessages: Replace the raw build commands printed to the screen with colored messages
- ColorGcc: using the colorgcc wrapper to colorize the output of compilers with warning / error messages matching the gcc output format.
- HidingCommandLinesInOutput: how to hide all or part of the printed command lines for prettier build logs.
- ImportingEnvironmentSettings from your process environment.
- EnvValue: A value node which substitutes variables from the environment
- Using ExternalTools from within SCons frequently requires certain types of environment variable inheritance.
- ValgrindMemChecker: Automatic running of valgrind on executables
- UnitTests: Running unit tests with an Alias or Command
- SconstructMultiple: multiple projects, build dir, debug/release
- SconstructMultipleAll: build all, multiple projects, build dir, debug/release
- SconstructMultipleRefactored: clean up redundancy in SconstructMultiple
- The GoFastButton: options you can use to make SCons faster by sacrificing build accuracy
- ModularExample: A modular way to support multiple systems and build multiple setups at a time.
- SimultaneousVariantBuilds: How to make build different variants (e.g. debug/release, target/host) at the same time.
- PreventBuildingOfEverything: you have a big hierarchical tree of projects...
- ProxyDependencies: A simple way to avoid inefficiencies when you have commands that consume lots of input files and produce lots of output files.
- TargetDrivenBuilderCreation: Avoid scanning large source trees on startup by only queuing up dependencies on demand for things scons actually needs to build.
- LimitCacheSizeWithProgress: Prevent the cache directory to grow indefinitely.
- SerialiseForSharedResources : Tell scons to run particular tasks in series, while letting others run in parallel.
- DumpEnv: Dump the contents of the construction environment
- JavaNativeInterface: how to build java native interface (JNI) libraries
- MultipleDirectoryFortranBuild: how to setup a multiple-directory Fortran 90 project
- SconsLatexThesisSkeleton: A more elaborate way to build LaTeX documents with SCons, including automatic file format conversion
- StaticallyLink: Statically link g++ libraries
- CudaTool - tool for NVidia's CUDA
- Building Debian packages
- Quite a bunch of SCons techniques, including the use of SConf, can be seen in the http://madman.sf.net madman build scripts.
- AdvancedBuildExample: This document describes how the Bombyx project is doing its builds. This configuration is interesting in that it builds for each target platform in a different directory, and has a very structured build.
- ExtendedExample A log of John Arrizza's quest to convert an Ant-based build system to SCons.
- AllInSConstruct Bill Baxter's attempt at a SCons-based build system.
- RpmHonchoTemp: JeffPitman's adventure in coercing SCons to manage an RPM repository.
- BasicSimpleProject: Andrew Lentvorski's venture to build Gambit with SCons on his way to cross-compiling
- SimpleProject_1: A simple project with libraries and profile information
- MavenIdeasWithSCons: An approach of using some maven ideas and best practices with SCons.
- SDLWindowsApp: A typical SDL application on Windows (including icon and no annoying dialog pop-up)