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Re: The power of Makefile [message #25892 is a reply to message #24947] Thu, 18 March 2010 00:18 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
dolik.rce is currently offline  dolik.rce
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Registered: August 2008
Location: Czech Republic
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Hello all!

New version is here! Smile Changelog follows:
  • Fixed bug when running via -f option (thanks Matthias)
  • Modified output to make Chickenk more happy with SIMULATE mode output
  • Added export target
  • Expanded help
  • Various little bugs fixed

The most important change is the export target. It parses the makefile with given options and saves it to a file given in EXPORT variable. The resulting file is faster (especially if you work with FAST=n), simpler, smaller, BSD-make compatibleand doesn't require any commandline parameters, since they are all hardcoded in it. You can sure magine now what can it be used for Wink The only downside is that it is a bit messy inside, due to the nature of the exporting process and I don't think that it could be fixed (at least not easily).

Example:
cd ~/uppsvn
make -f ~/Makefile PKG=ide "FLAGS=GUI SSE2 MT SPEED" FAST=n BIN=bin EXPORT=Makefile.ide
#later, as many times you want, possibly on different machine(s) (within same directory tree)
make -f Makefile.ide

Best regards,
Honza
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