HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 44)

If NSDEE_CONN_PORT is not set (as when you invoke make outside of NSDEE), Deploy.jar
checks if $HOST_PASS pass is set. If it is, Deploy.jar uses its own copy of FTP or SFTP to transfer
a file and uses $HOST_PASS as the password.
nsdee-auth is a small program that also checks if NSDEE_CONN_PORT is set. If it is, it requests
passwords from NSDEE via that port. If NSDEE already has the password, it simply returns it on
the port; else, NSDEE prompts you for a password.
If NSDEE_CONN_PORT is not set, nsdee-auth checks $HOST_PASS and returns its value if set
(just as Deploy.jar does when make is invoked outside of NSDEE is not set), nsdee-auth
checks $HOST_PASS and returns it's value if set (just as Deploy.jar does when make is invoked
outside of NSDEE).
nsdee-auth is invoked on compiler command-lines via back-ticks to provide a password to the
-Wsqluser option; for example:
c89 -Wsqlhost=pelican -Wsqluser=swdev.chloe,`nsdee-auth invoke pelican swdev.chloe` ...
You can invoke nsdee-auth with an -h option to see its usage message:
$ ./nsdee-auth -h
Usage: C:\e3.7\eclipse\plugins\com.hp.nsdee_1.0.0\Tools\nsdee-auth.exe deploy|invoke|mpcomp host user
But you don't need to use nsdee-auth directly; NSDEE writes it to makefiles so the make program
can invoke it.
The deploy, invoke, and mpcomp arguments to nsdee-auth are only meaningful when you
invoke make outside of NSDEE. When you invoke make outside of NSDEE, you must set your
password as the value of one of the following environment variables (which make nsdee-auth
pass your password to tools):
SQLMX_PASS — checked by nsdee-auth for SQL/MX compiles which occur when you invoke
make deploy (nsdee-auth is passed deploy option in this case).
SQLMX_INVOKE_PASS — used when SQL/MX preprocessor is invoked (nsdee-auth is passed
the invoke argument).
HOST_PASS
— used if none of the above are set. HOST_PASS is the environment variable you
should set if all tools use the same host and user settings (for simplicity).
If you fail to set one of the above environment variables when invoking make outside of NSDEE,
the command using nsdee-auth as an argument to, say, -Wsqluser will fail and the output
will include a message such as the following from nsdee-auth:
C:\e3.7\eclipse\plugins\com.hp.nsdee_1.0.0\Tools\nsdee-auth.exe \
ERROR: Neither SQLMX_PASS nor HOST_PASS are set.
DependencyHandling
The DependencyHandling build variable allows you to modify how NSDEE generates header
file dependencies for source files in managed builds. You can set it to:
•
none to turn off generation of dependencies
•
makeonly to limit generation of dependencies to those that can be generated without using
NSDEE (as when invoking make outside of NSDEE)
•
full to generate a full list of dependencies (but not system header dependencies)
System header dependencies are not generated by default. NSDEE will generate them if you
specify makeonly+systemHeaders or full+systemHeaders. For details on how NSDEE
generates dependencies, see
“Handling dependencies in managed builds” (page 48) .
TARGET_SYSTYPE
TARGET_SYSTYPE is a build variable set by NSDEE based on your choice of OSS or Guardian
radio buttons at project creation time. ${TARGET_SYSTYPE} is the default argument for all tool
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