When I did read the Integration document, I've made the first part of it only ("Compiling schema on-the-fly using your build system"). The instruction is long but it works. Once I've made my project compiling I've skipped the rest of that document.
Yesterday when I investigated how to use the sbepp as a Git submodule, I've found a great CMake helper sbeppc_compile_schema and surprisingly I've found the description of that CMake command in the Integration document at the bottom.
I believe would be better to mention that command before you explain how to compile the schema on-the-fly.
Otherwise it is like two sappers reading the manual how to deactivate the bomb:
First: Cut the red cord
Second: Ok, done
First: ... after you cut the green one.
OleksandrKvl
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3 months ago
When I did read the Integration document, I've made the first part of it only ("Compiling schema on-the-fly using your build system"). The instruction is long but it works. Once I've made my project compiling I've skipped the rest of that document.
Yesterday when I investigated how to use the sbepp as a Git submodule, I've found a great CMake helper
sbeppc_compile_schemaand surprisingly I've found the description of that CMake command in the Integration document at the bottom.I believe would be better to mention that command before you explain how to compile the schema on-the-fly.
Otherwise it is like two sappers reading the manual how to deactivate the bomb:
First: Cut the red cord Second: Ok, done First: ... after you cut the green one.