nk_build_edl_files()

This command is declared in the file /opt/KasperskyOS-Community-Edition-<version>toolchain/share/cmake/Modules/platform/nk2.cmake.

nk_build_edl_files(NAME ...)

This command creates a CMake target for generating an .edl.h file for one defined EDL file using the NK compiler.

Parameters:

• NAME – name of the CMake target for building an .edl.h file. If a target has not yet been created, it will be created by using add_library() with the specified name. Required parameter.
• NOINSTALL – if this option is specified, files will only be generated in the working directory and are not installed in global directories: ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/_headers_ ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/_headers_/${PROJECT_NAME}.
• CDL_TARGET – target when building .cdl.h files for CDL files containing descriptions of components of the EDL file for which the build is being performed.
• IDL_TARGET – target when building .idl.h files for IDL files containing descriptions of interfaces of the EDL file for which the build is being performed.
• NK_MODULE – parameter in which you need to specify the name of the process class, excluding the name of the EDL file. For example, if the process class name in the EDL description is defined as kl.core.NameServer, the kl.core value must be passed in the NK_MODULE parameter.
• WORKING_DIRECTORY – working directory for calling the NK compiler, which is ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR} by default.
• DEPENDS – additional build targets on which the EDL file depends.

  To add multiple targets, you need to use multiple DEPENDS parameters.

• EDL – path to the EDL file for which the edl.h file is being generated. Required parameter.
• NK_FLAGS – additional flags for the NK compiler.

Example calls:

nk_build_edl_files (echo_server_edl_files CDL_TARGET echo_cdl_files NK_MODULE "echo" EDL "resources/Server.edl")

nk_build_edl_files (echo_client_edl_files NK_MODULE "echo" EDL "resources/Client.edl")

For an example of using this command, see the article titled "CMakeLists.txt files for building application software".