With gLucid protoc is installed in the base system, by renaming
our version there will be no confusion about which compiler is
being used.
Change-Id: I975e29e4444af9467c9b9600d5a2e7027f4046ae
We need this to generate code for .proto files that have
been added to external/chromium (see change I6960c18d).
Change-Id: Ic7a78273ee4f066680039d2f724e658a84869621
Unfortunately my previous detailed commit message was
lost somehow by git or vi. Will have to explain in more
detail at a later date the rationale for this change.
The build will be broken until I port the old decoder
to this new interface.
1 - Add a way to specify the output directory
2 - Added an option "file_extension" to control the suffix for cs files generated, defaults to ".cs"
3 - Added the option for "umbrella_namespace" used when nest_classes=false and having name conflicts
4 - Optionally remove dependencies to csharp options
5 - Investigate command line parsing library
6 - Investigate calling protoc directly
7 - Unable to resolve dependencies correctly
8 - Added several (20) nunits to automate the command-line invocation of each option
1 - Add a way to specify the output directory
2 - Added an option "file_extension" to control the suffix for cs files generated, defaults to ".cs"
3 - Added the option for "umbrella_namespace" used when nest_classes=false and having name conflicts
4 - Optionally remove dependencies to csharp options
5 - Investigate command line parsing library
6 - Investigate calling protoc directly
7 - Unable to resolve dependencies correctly
8 - Added several (20) nunits to automate the command-line invocation of each option
csharptest
Wink Saville
Jon Skeet
Iain Merrick
liujisi@google.com
Charles Stanhope
Joshua Haberman
Jean-Baptiste Queru
Omari Stephens
kenton@google.com
ArnoldZokas