Merge branch 'master' of github.com:Araq/Nimrod

examples/cross_calculator/nimrod_commandline/nimrod.cfg

@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+# Nimrod configuration file.
+# The file is used only to add the path of the backend to the compiler options.
+
+path="../nimrod_backend"

examples/cross_calculator/nimrod_commandline/readme.txt

@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ cross-calculator sample.
 The commandline interface can be used non interactively through switches, or
 interactively when running the command without parameters.
 
-Compilation is fairly easy, just include the path to the backend in your
-compilation command. A basic build.sh is provided for unix like platforms with
-the correct parameters.
+Compilation is fairly easy despite having the source split in different
+directories. Thanks to the nimrod.cfg file, which adds the ../nimrod_backend
+directory as a search path, you can compile and run the example just fine from
+the command line with 'nimrod c -r nimcalculator.nim'.

examples/cross_todo/nimrod_commandline/nimrod.cfg

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+# Nimrod configuration file.
+# The file is used only to add the path of the backend to the compiler options.
+
+path="../nimrod_backend"

examples/cross_todo/nimrod_commandline/readme.txt

@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ in your user's data directory. To cope with an empty database, a special
 generation switch can be used to fill the database with some basic todo entries
 you can play with.
 
-Compilation of the interface is fairly easy, just include the path to the
-backend in your compilation command. A basic build.sh is provided for unix like
-platforms with the correct parameters.
+Compilation is fairly easy despite having the source split in different
+directories. Thanks to the nimrod.cfg file, which adds the ../nimrod_backend
+directory as a search path, you can compile and run the example just fine from
+the command line with 'nimrod c -r nimtodo.nim'.