The CreateCompiler method is responsible for creating a new instance of a Compiler within the CompileGroup. This method requires a name, a path, and a configuration object to set up the compiler appropriately.
The CreateCompiler method is responsible for creating a new instance of a Compiler within the CompileGroup. This method requires a name, a path, and a configuration object to set up the compiler appropriately.
To use the CreateCompiler method, you need to provide the following parameters:
name: A string representing the name of the compiler. This is used for identification purposes within the compile group.path: A string specifying the file path where the compiler will operate. This path is typically where the source files are located.settings: A Configuration object that contains various settings and options for the compiler. This configuration dictates how the compiler should behave during the compilation process.Once invoked, the method returns a Compiler object that can be used to manage and execute compilation tasks.
// Example of using CreateCompiler
var compileGroup = new CompileGroup();
var compilerConfig = new Compiler.Configuration();
// Set up configuration settings
compilerConfig.SomeSetting = true;
// Create a new compiler
Compiler myCompiler = compileGroup.CreateCompiler("MyCompiler", "/path/to/source", compilerConfig);
// Use the compiler
myCompiler.Compile();