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├── LICENSE
├── README.md
└── bash/
├── genfilters.sh
└── genvcxproj.sh
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FILE: LICENSE
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MIT License
Copyright (c) 2016 Marc Goodner
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FILE: README.md
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# vclinux
Unofficial scripts and stuff related to the [Visual C++ for Linux Development extension](http://aka.ms/vslinux).
Yes I'm the program manger for that but this is stuff I've made on the side. Think about it. If this was good enough to ship it'd be in the box right?
I hope you find this useful, especially for modifying to fit for your needs. If you have any comments or suggestions I'd love to hear them.
## Project generation bash scripts
### genvcxproj.sh
This script generates a VC Linux project file that includes your source files from the directory specified. The project type is makefile and it is set to not copy sources since the assumption here is the files have been mapped to a Windows drive.
This leaves your source in a flat list. To organize your files as seen in your directory use genfilters.sh to generate an accompanying filter file.
The assumption this script has is that your source code is on a Linux machine and that this directory has been mapped to Windows so the code can be edited in Visual Studio.
Input for this script is:
1. is the directory of source code to create a project file for
2. is file name to create, should be projectname.vcxproj
Example usage:
```
$ ./genvcxproj.sh ~/repos/preciouscode/ preciouscode.vcxproj
```
Once you have your project open in Visual Studio connect to your Linux machine using the extension, [as shown here](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vcblog/2016/03/30/visual-c-for-linux-development/#consoleapp).
Now add any paths needed for your includes to light up intellisense, and setup your remote build command line on the property page. This is specific to your project but would be something like:
```
cd ~/repos/preciouscode/; make
```
As you can see multiple commands can be used ; seperated.
### genfilters.sh
This script generates a filter file for organizing source files in a VC Linux project based on the directory structure. The filter file must be the same name as your project file + .filters. So if your project file is preciouscode.vcxproj your filter file needs to be named preciouscode.vcxproj.filters.
The assumption this script has is that your source code is on a Linux machine and that this directory has been mapped to Windows so the code can be edited in Visual Studio.
To generate a project file for your source code see genvcxproj.sh
1. is the directory of source code to create project filters from
2. is file name to create, should be projectname.vcxproj.filters
Example usage:
```
$ ./genfilters.sh ~/repos/preciouscode/ preciouscode.vcxproj.filters
```
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FILE: bash/genfilters.sh
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#!/bin/bash
# Here for latest: https://github.com/robotdad/vclinux
#
# This script generates a filter file for organizing source files in a VC Linux project based on the directory structure.
# The filter file must be the same name as your project file + .filters.
# So if your project file is preciouscode.vcxproj your filter file needs to be named preciouscode.vcxproj.filters.
#
# The assumption this script has is that your source code is on a Linux machine and that
# this directory has been mapped to Windows so the code can be edited in Visual Studio.
# To generate a project file for your source code see genvcxproj.sh
#
# You can find out more about VC++ for Linux here: http://aka.ms/vslinux
#
# Usage:
# $1 is the directory of source code to create project filters from
# $2 is file name to create, should be projectname.vcxproj.filters
# $3 is the root of your Windows fodler where these files will be mapped
# the meat of this is after the printheader/footer functions
function printheader(){
echo "
"
}
function printfooter(){
echo ""
}
function listfilters(){
echo " "
for i in $(find . -not -path '*/\.*' -type d)
do
f=${i##./}
f=${f//\//\\}
uuid="$(uuidgen)"
printf " \n" "$f"
printf " {%s}\n" "$uuid"
printf " \n"
done
echo " "
}
function listothers(){
echo " "
for i in $(find . -not -path '*/\.*' -type f ! -iname "*.c" ! -iname "*.cpp" ! -iname "*.h" ! -iname "*.txt" ! -iname "*.o" ! -iname "*.vcxproj")
do
d=${i%/*}
fd=${d##*/}
fp=${d##./}
fp=${fp//\//\\}
d=${d//\//\\}
f=${i##*/}
if [ $fd = "." ]
then
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
else
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
printf " %s\n" "$fp"
printf " \n"
fi
done
echo " "
}
function listtxt(){
echo " "
for i in $(find . -not -path '*/\.*' -type f -iname "*.txt")
do
d=${i%/*}
fd=${d##*/}
fp=${d##./}
fp=${fp//\//\\}
d=${d//\//\\}
f=${i##*/}
if [ $fd = "." ]
then
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
else
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
printf " %s\n" "$fp"
printf " \n"
fi
done
echo " "
}
function listcompile(){
echo " "
for i in $(find . -not -path '*/\.*' -type f -iname "*.c" -or -iname "*.cpp")
do
d=${i%/*}
fd=${d##*/}
fd=${d##*/}
fp=${d##./}
fp=${fp//\//\\}
d=${d//\//\\}
f=${i##*/}
if [ $fd = "." ]
then
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
else
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
printf " %s\n" "$fp"
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
fi
done
echo " "
}
function listinclude(){
echo " "
for i in $(find . -not -path '*/\.*' -type f -iname "*.h")
do
d=${i%/*}
fd=${d##*/}
fd=${d##*/}
fp=${d##./}
fp=${fp//\//\\}
d=${d//\//\\}
f=${i##*/}
if [ $fd = "." ]
then
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
else
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
printf " %s\n" "$fp"
printf " \n"
fi
done
echo " "
}
cd $1 || exit 2;
touch $2 && test -w $2 || exit 2;
printheader > $2
listfilters >> $2
listothers >> $2
listtxt >> $2
listcompile >> $2
listinclude >> $2
printfooter >> $2
exit
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FILE: bash/genvcxproj.sh
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#!/bin/bash
# Here for latest: https://github.com/robotdad/vclinux
#
# This script generates a VC Linux project file that includes your source files from the directory specified.
# The project type is makefile and it is set to not copy sources since the assumption here is the files have
# been mapped to a Windows drive.
#
# This leaves your source in a flat list.
# To organize your files as seen in your directory use genfilters.sh to generate an accompanying filter file.
#
# The assumption this script has is that your source code is on a Linux machine and that
# this directory has been mapped to Windows so the code can be edited in Visual Studio.
#
# You can find out more about VC++ for Linux here: http://aka.ms/vslinux
# Usage:
# $1 is the directory of source code to create a project file for
# $2 is file name to create, should be projectname.vcxproj
# $3 is the root of your Windows fodler where these files will be mapped
# the meat of this is after the printheader/footer functions
function printheader(){
echo "
Debug
ARM
Release
ARM
Debug
x86
Release
x86
Debug
x64
Release
x64
{d14472f1-e80c-4d22-a2b5-6694cdc04c48}
Linux
makefile
14.0
Linux
1.0
Generic
{FC1A4D80-50E9-41DA-9192-61C0DBAA00D2}
true
Makefile
false
Makefile
true
Makefile
false
Makefile
true
Makefile
false
Makefile
false
false
false
false
false
false
"
}
function printfooter(){
echo "
"
}
function listothers(){
echo " "
for i in $(find . -not -path '*/\.*' -type f ! -iname "*.c" ! -iname "*.cpp" ! -iname "*.h" ! -iname "*.txt" ! -iname "*.o" ! -iname "*.vcxproj" ! -iname "*.filters")
do
d=${i%/*}
d=${d//\//\\}
f=${i##*/}
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
done
echo " "
}
function listtxt(){
echo " "
for i in $(find . -not -path '*/\.*' -type f -iname "*.txt")
do
d=${i%/*}
d=${d//\//\\}
f=${i##*/}
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
done
echo " "
}
function listcompile(){
echo " "
for i in $(find . -not -path '*/\.*' -type f -iname "*.c" -or -iname "*.cpp")
do
d=${i%/*}
d=${d//\//\\}
f=${i##*/}
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
done
echo " "
}
function listinclude(){
echo " "
for i in $(find . -not -path '*/\.*' -type f -iname "*.h")
do
d=${i%/*}
d=${d//\//\\}
d=${d/.}
f=${i##*/}
printf " \n" "$d" "$f"
done
echo " "
}
cd $1 || exit 2;
touch $2 && test -w $2 || exit 2;
printheader > $2
listothers >> $2
listtxt >> $2
listcompile >> $2
listinclude >> $2
printfooter >> $2
exit