Our large RODL file (20,000+ lines) is creating problems for us at compile time.
Compilation is slow, and we will end up disabling the generation of the RODL file by modifying or removing the relevant line in the project source file.
{#ROGEN:MainLibrary.rodl}// RemObjects: Careful, do not remove!
to
{#dont ROGEN:MainLibrary.rodl}// RemObjects: Careful, do not remove!
I would like to know if we can split up our RODL file, and perhaps have multiple lines in the project file like so…
{#ROGEN:MainLibrary.rodl}// RemObjects: Careful, do not remove!
{#ROGEN:MainLibrary2.rodl}// RemObjects: Careful, do not remove!
I had the same problem. So I split up the RODL files and created an application which checks for changes in the rodl file. When a change is found the command line rodl tool is used to generate files as necessary. This means I can leave the auto build function switched off.
The code generation is very slow and is one of the things that I would really like RO to take a look at. hint hint…
Evgeny,
For several releases that functionality was completely broken, so I had to work around it. I still have not tested it in the latest version so I’m not sure if it is fixed or not.
Given this was five years ago, I’m sure Eugene does not have the images anymore (not sure why the forum itself lost them), but I’ll have him have a look and provide the necessary information when he’s back from vacation next week.