Can I create additional axes/dimensions in Premake? -


premake 5 gives 2 functions separate independent configuration variables in projects: configurations , platforms. example, might have:

configurations { "debug", "release" } platform { "windows", "linux" }

the documentation refers these axes, way describe them, since can have independent settings each axis:

really, platforms set of build configuration names, providing axis on configure project.

but if want axis? example, data types used particular calculations:

calctypes { "long", "default", "short" }

can create new axis, , if so, how?

i think tags (a new feature due released in next alpha build) might you're looking for. here example pull request implemented:

workspace 'foobar'     configurations { 'release-std', 'debug-std', 'release-blz', 'debug-blz' }     filter { 'configuration:*-std' }         tags { 'use-std' }    filter { 'configuration:*-blz' }         tags { 'use-blz' }     project 'test'         filter { 'tags:use-blz' }             includedependencies { 'blz' }             defines { 'use_blz' }          filter { 'tags:use-std' }             defines { 'use_std' }

update: if see how add custom fields (e.g. defines, configurations, etc.), have @ api.register() calls in _premake_init.lua. see how enable filtering on 1 of these fields, have @ pull request.

while adding new fields trivial , can done anywhere, need work before simple enable fields filtering.


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