Additional features

• The Bakery
• How to use bake with cygwin
• Clang Analyze
• Generating dot graphs
• QACPP for MISRA and cyclomatic complexity
• bakeclean
• Cuda
• Compilation Database
• Compilation Check

Unnecessary includes

If a library or executable is successfully build with “-v”, unnecessary includes are printed out:

Info: Include to ../sub1/include/ seems to be unnecessary
Info: Include to ../sub2/include/ seems to be unnecessary

This features depends on the compiler dependency files. For projects with assembler files, the list might be incorrect. However, remove the IncludeDir statements from the Project.meta and check it out.

Symlinks and junctions

It is possible to use symlinks (Linux) or junctions (Windows) when working with git. Best practice:

• Link all used projects into _one_ directory (e.g. from application repository and basis software repository).

• Use this directory when working with bake, Eclipse, etc.

• Specify “-w <absolute_path_to_working_dir>.

• To sync/commit from/to svn, use the original directories created by git.