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This describes the various compiler interfaces available. These can be used with
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the "interface" setting in a compiler configuration. Plugins can create their
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own interfaces by inheriting from the abstract Compiler class.
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AccCompiler
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This compiler interface is made for Acc compilers, but can be used for any compiler
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which accepts a single script input file and writes a single output file.
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If this interface detects a file named "acs.err" created by the compiler, it will
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parse this file and treat the contents as compiler errors. In this case, the output
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file contents are not copied into the wad file.
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With this interface supports the following placeholders in command-line parameters:
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%FI indicates the input path and filename (temporary location for compiler).
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%FO indicates the output path and filename (temporary location for compiler).
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%FS indicates the path and filename of the original file.
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%PT indicates the temporary directory path where the compiler is located.
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%PS indicates the path of the original file.
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The 'original file' is the saved location of the WAD file when the script is an
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internal lump. If the wad file is not saved, %PW is the same as %PT and %FS is the
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path and filename of the temporary wad file.
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These placeholders are case-sensitive!
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NodesCompiler
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This compiler interface is made for nodebuilders.
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With this interface you can use the following command-line parameters:
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%FI indicates the input filename (no path included).
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%FO indicates the output filename (no path included).
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When %FO is not specified, the nodebuilder should output to %FI
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These placeholders are case-sensitive!
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