Support the nmakeobj path and the standard intermediate output path for compile_commands.json on Windows. #322
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…or compile_commands.json on Windows.
BruceForstall
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Is nmakeObjCompileCommands still here just to support people who haven't updated to the newest (PR'ed) dotnet/runtime? Or do we check both paths for some other reason, like cmake might put things in a different place in some scenarios? it might be helpful to add the answer as comments in the code.
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Yes, it's just here for backcompat. I'll add a comment in the code. |
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…or compile_commands.json on Windows. (dotnet#322)
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Required for dotnet/runtime#49715
cc: @dotnet/jit-contrib for review.