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Detection of a successful build in CCS5

Stephen Phillips1
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I would like to modify a specific file if a build is successful.

Also with the "TEAM" extensions in subversion (version control) anyone know of a way to import the subversion information for the project into the include environment?

My "guess" is that it requires a environment variable to be set and passed on the command line too the compiler.

Doxygen is also my "latest" musing, however it probably would require the same 'technique' to pass information as it would be for defining macros on the command line for the compiler.

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    TI__Guru**** 162305 points
    Stephen,

    A post build step will only run if the build is successful. I checked this in CCSv6.1.1, you would want to check your v5 install to confirm (I am not sure which v5 you have.

    Then you could have the post build step modify the file.

    Regards,
    John
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    Expert 1250 points

    Thanks for the response

    It wasn't exactly what I was looking for (LOL) but it did make me look for it. Still a bit of "murk" in it.

    It did answer the question however!

    I'll have to make a new post for the new question.

    STephen