Using comp on local repo

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25 Jul 2013 02:03 #37001 by mariusl
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Hi All,
I have several local repo's of the dev system in order to test various things. My question is if I am in a specific repo and I have set the rip-environment for that repo and now in the same terminal I want to use comp to compile a component, where does it place that component?
I need it to stay with that repo somehow and not influence the main installation.

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25 Jul 2013 14:48 #37019 by ArcEye
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Hi

So long as you are in the environment, realtime to ...build/rtlib and userspace still goes to /usr/bin, which has cause unexpected problems for me before until I realised what was happening

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25 Jul 2013 15:06 #37020 by mariusl
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That's what I thought. So in order not to screw up your release stuff, it is better to work on a separate machine. One for production stuff and another for development.

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25 Jul 2013 16:58 #37023 by ArcEye
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Not necessarily, albeit that would be ideal.

The realtime components will stay local to the RIP, it is only userspace ones that get put in /usr/bin if you use comp --install xxxx.comp.

You could simply use comp --compile xxxx.comp then copy to ../build/bin.
The rip-environment script adds that to $PATH already, so it will be found and stay local

Assuming you compile in the root of the RIP
# script compile
# usage compile componentname (no extension)
# !/bin/bash

comp --compile --userspace $1.comp
mv $1 bin/$1

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25 Jul 2013 17:40 #37024 by mariusl
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Ahh now that makes some sense. I have long time forgotten to use scripts. I told you before it makes me feel stupid and I get upset that I cant remember all the stuff. But then again I also enjoy learning.
Thanks for your kind help I always appreciate it.

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