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Make
System of make files tested with GNU CC and Diab C.
Features list
- based on GNU Make
- compile any source in any place both absolute and relative paths are supported in the same compilation tree
- tree of
objects can be placed separately from the tree of source
- only object files and list of object files (text file) can be generated without
intermediate/partial links.
- make file can be placed/stored separately from
the source (helpful if you compile 3rd parties libraries and do not want to
change file list or directory structure)
- compile only listed
C/C++/assembler files
- easy specify new rules for other file extensions (C
and C++ already supported)
- set global and local define symbols, include
paths by changing only one file
- compile only files specified/listed in the
local make file
- see more in the MAKE docs
- compile any source subtree and place output - object files, in any place with or without link
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