The new makefile works as-is on OSX. I'm now using it instead of
osx.mak.
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On Mar 21, 2010, at 7:51 PM, Andrei Alexandrescu <[email protected]>
wrote:
I finally found time to rewrite the makefile. It's now short, sweet
and easy to look at and modify.
The key is to use recursive invocations of make, each focused on one
build (a given OS and a given flavor). That way dependencies are
easy to set up without duplication. It took me a while to figure out
how to do that stuff... the result is quite simple.
I actually copied Walter's description below as the documentation.
The only differences are that I changed "doc" to "html" because some
day we might have other doc formats, and also that I do not remove
the successful unittests. This is because I don't want two
successive invocations of make unittest to redo all successful
unittests before it stops at the failing one.
I've only tested the Linux build, but I'm confident that the others
need only minor adjustments, and most importantly that it's not
difficult to figure how to make those adjustments. Let me know!
Andrei
On 02/18/2010 01:32 PM, Walter Bright wrote:
make clean => removes all targets built by the makefile
make zip => creates a zip file of all the sources (not targets)
referred
to by the makefile, including the makefile
make release => makes release build of the library (this is also the
default target)
make doc => makes html documentation
make debug => makes debug build of the library
make unittest => builds all unittests, runs them, deletes all built
unittest files upon successful completion
make install => copies library to /usr/lib
<linux.mak>
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