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.IX Title "build::Wx::build::Utils 3pm"
.TH build::Wx::build::Utils 3pm 2024-04-11 "perl v5.38.2" "User Contributed Perl Documentation"
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.SH NAME
Wx::build::Utils \- utility routines
.SH SUBROUTINES
.IX Header "SUBROUTINES"
.SS xs_dependencies
.IX Subsection "xs_dependencies"
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\&  my %dependencies = xs_dependencies( $mm_object, [ \*(Aqdir1\*(Aq, \*(Aqdir2\*(Aq ] );
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.SS obj_from_src
.IX Subsection "obj_from_src"
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\&  my @obj_files = obj_from_src( \*(AqFoo.xs\*(Aq, \*(Aqbar.c\*(Aq, \*(Aqcpp/bar.cpp\*(Aq );
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Calculates the object file name from the source file name.
In scalar context returns the first file.
.SS "write_string, write_file"
.IX Subsection "write_string, write_file"
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.SS read_file
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.SS "lib_file, arch_file, arch_auto_file"
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\&  my $file = lib_file( \*(AqFoo/Bar.pm\*(Aq );      # blib\elib\eFoo\eBar.pm on Win32
\&  my $file = arch_auto_file( \*(AqMy\eMy.dll\*(Aq ); # blib\earch\eauto\eMy\eMy.dll
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All input paths must be relative, output paths may be absolute.
.SS path_search
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\&  my $file = path_search( \*(Aqfoo.exe\*(Aq );
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Searches PATH for the given executable.
.SS files_with_constants
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Finds files containing constants
.SS files_with_overload
.IX Subsection "files_with_overload"
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\&  my @files = files_with_overload;
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Finds files containing overloaded XS/Perl subroutines