[great-users] updating user code libraries

[Attila Vizhanyo]

Currently there is no such shortcut.
But we are implementing some new features that will enable the master 
interpreter and the execution engine to regenerate/ recompile only those 
artefacts that have been changed since the last invocation. E.g. if only 
the user code libraries have been changed, gre will only perform a link 
operation before executing the transformation.

HTH,
Attila

Matthew J. Emerson wrote:

> Currently I’m trying to debug some code in a User Code Library which 
> gets called from my GReAT transformation using the GRE. So, although 
> I’m having to tweak and recompile those libraries, I don’t have to 
> change the transformation metamodels or rules (so I don’t want to 
> regenerate that code). Is there any way to use any of the GReAT 
> interpreters to cause the GRE to re-link in my updated user code 
> libraries every time I invoke it without regenerating the 
> transformation or metamodel code? It seems that when I invoke the GRE, 
> it executes using whatever version of my user code libraries it linked 
> in the last time I regenerated code from my transformation. Since 
> compiling all that code takes a long time, I’d like a shortcut.
>
> --Matt
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