Fix for Windows, README
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@ -53,6 +53,7 @@ getHeader(
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"header.h", # The header file to wrap, full path is returned in `headerPath`
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giturl = "https://github.com/username/repo", # Git repo URL
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dlurl = "https://website.org/download/repo-$1.tar.gz", # Download URL for archive or raw file
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conanuri = "repo/$1", # Conan.io URI
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outdir = baseDir, # Where to download/build/search
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conFlags = "--disable-comp --enable-feature", # Flags to pass configure script
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cmakeFlags = "-DENABLE_STATIC_LIB=ON" # Flags to pass to Cmake
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@ -61,7 +62,7 @@ getHeader(
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# Wrap headerPath as returned from getHeader() and link statically
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# or dynamically depending on user input
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when not defined(headerStatic):
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when not isDefined(headerStatic):
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cImport(headerPath, recurse = true, dynlib = "headerLPath") # Pass dynlib if not static link
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else:
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cImport(headerPath, recurse = true)
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@ -74,8 +75,8 @@ Module documentation for the build API can be found [here](https://nimterop.gith
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The above wrapper is generic and allows the end user to control how it works. Note that `headerPath` is derived from `header.h` so if you have `SDL.h` as the argument to `getHeader()`, it generates `SDLPath` and `SDLLPath` and is controlled by `-d:SDLStatic`, `-d:SDLGit` and so forth.
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- If the library is already installed in `/usr/include` then the `-d:headerStd` define to Nim can be used to instruct `getHeader()` to search for `header.h` in the standard system path.
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- If the library needs to be downloaded, the user can use `-d:headerGit` to clone the source from the specified git URL or `-d:headerDL` to get the source from download URL.
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- The `-d:headerSetVer=X.Y.Z` flag can be used to specify which version to download. It is used as the tag name for Git whereas for DL, it replaces `$1` in the URL if defined.
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- If the library needs to be downloaded, the user can use `-d:headerGit` to clone the source from the specified git URL, `-d:headerDL` to get the source from download URL or `-d:headerConan` to download from https://conan.io/center.
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- The `-d:headerSetVer=X.Y.Z` flag can be used to specify which version to download. It is used as the tag name for Git and for DL and Conan, it replaces `$1` in the URL if specified.
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- If no flag is provided, `getHeader()` simply looks for the library in `outdir`. The user could use Git submodules or manually download or check-in the library to that directory and `getHeader()` will use it directly.
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#### Pre build
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@ -92,7 +93,7 @@ Flags can be specified to these tools via `getHeader()` or directly via the unde
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#### Linking
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- If `-d:headerStatic` is specified, `getHeader()` will return the static library path in `headerLPath`. The wrapper writer can check for this and call `cImport()` accordingly as in the example above. If it is omitted, the dynamic library is returned in `headerLPath`.
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- If `-d:headerStatic` is specified, `getHeader()` will return the static library path in `headerLPath`. The wrapper writer can check for this and call `cImport()` accordingly as in the example above. If `-d:headerStatic` is omitted, the dynamic library is returned in `headerLPath`.
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- `getHeader()` searches for libraries based on the header name by default:
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- `libheader.so` or `libheader.a` on Linux
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- `libheader.dylib` on OSX
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-n, --pnim bool false print Nim output
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-E=, --prefix= strings {} strip prefix from identifiers
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-p, --preprocess bool false run preprocessor on header
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-r, --recurse bool false process #include files
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-r, --recurse bool false process #include files, implies --preprocess
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-G=, --replace= strings {} replace X with Y in identifiers, X1=Y1,X2=Y2, @X for regex
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-s, --stub bool false stub out undefined type references as objects
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-F=, --suffix= strings {} strip suffix from identifiers
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