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Adrian Keller · Guest

Hello everybody,

I am using make.exe in order to compile a project with a batch-file.
Like this I am actually compiling a couple of projects. Some of the
projects will compile sucessfully, others will fail. What I don't know
is how to get back a result of make.exe which I could evaluate using a
batchfile. I want to generate a different protocol in case all went
fine vs. something went wrong. Any ideas?

What I did so far:

[snip]
cd %ProjectPath%
if exist %ProjectName%.bpr bpr2mak %ProjectName%.mak %ProjectName%.bpr
if exist %ProjectName%.bpk bpr2mak %ProjectName%.mak %ProjectName%.bpk
make -s -f %ProjectName%.mak >> make_output.txt
del %ProjectName%.mak

grep -l " errors in " make_output.txt>>checkresult.txt
grep -l "Fatal:" make_output.txt>>checkresult.txt
grep -l "Error E" make_output.txt>>checkresult.txt
set Result=
set /p Result=<checkresult.txt
del checkresult.txt
if "%Result%" EQU "" goto Compiled
goto FailedCompiling

:Compiled
ECHO %ProjectName% >> %SuccessList%
goto Exit

:FailedCompiling
ECHO %ProjectName% >> %FailedList%
copy /A %ErrorProtocol%+make_output.txt %ErrorProtocol%
[snip]

However I have the feeling I am not able to catch all possible failure
reasons using the "grep"-idea. How can I check if the program itself
was really build or not?

Thanks for your help

Adrian