Add ProGen PowerShell script

[pavledragisic]

Create a PowerShell script named progen.ps1 that automates the execution of ProGen for all dependencies listed in the components file. Additionally, this script should provide the flexibility to generate one or multiple user-defined dependencies by accepting command-line arguments.

Generating VS Projects Using ProGen

Script should:

• [x] provide -components argument
  • specifies a list of components for which to regenerate the projects
  • this option is the opposite and mutually exclusive with -omit (finding both on the command line should be error)
  • this argument should also be added to the buildwin.ps1 https://github.com/pocoproject/poco/blob/10ad89594a9122c8a449ac5694bf4f502b74fe0b/buildwin.ps1#L263
• [x] provide -build (default true) optional argument to internally build static_mt Foundation, XML, JSON, Util and Progen
• [x] add special cases handling:
  • [x] Data/testsuite/DataTest this one is one level deeper than the normal project/testuite hierarchy, it should be added as a special case in the script logic (ie. adding it to the components config file would probably work, but that's not the way to do it)
• [x] generate projects as specified (progen can run without /tool argument specified, in which case it generates all suported versions)

[cunj123]

• [ ] provide -build (default true) optional argument to internally build static_mt Foundation, XML, JSON, Util and Progen

Could you please explain this part, should the buildwin.ps1 script be called if the -build argument is set to true?

[aleks-f]

• [ ] provide -build (default true) optional argument to internally build static_mt Foundation, XML, JSON, Util and Progen

Could you please explain this part, should the buildwin.ps1 script be called if the -build argument is set to true?

yes, that is probably the best way to do it - modify buildwin.ps1 to accept -build argument and then call it from progen script before generating projects

[aleks-f]

sorry, I meant add -components argument, not -build (that one already exists and means something else)