Homin Lee
Homin Lee
Oh! you r right. I will fix this. Thanks!
Now, you can do this like with `ARSCONS_TARGET` variable. Try this: ``` $ scons ARSCONS_TARGET=Foo ```
I'm using the arscons with Ubuntu 12.04 with arduino-core package. ``` $ dpkg -s arduino-core Package: arduino-core ... Version: 1:1.0+dfsg-9 Depends: gcc-avr, avrdude, gcc, avr-libc ... ``` No such a...
It should be "from os import path". I think I made mistake on my last commit. Will fix it soon, when I back on my PC.
Didn't you try "execute" it like this? ``` python SConstruct ``` It's wrong way. The "SConstruct" is script for "scons" (like Makefile for make). You need install scons for Windows...
Why not. Is it good enough if it can print version like this? ``` $ scons -s version arscons v1.0 ```
New target `version` added to arscons now. ``` $ scons -s version arscons v1.0.0 ``` Please check it out from original repository; ``` https://github.com/suapapa/arscons.git ```