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Program — template for compiling C/C++/ObjC programs

Authors

Zygmunt Krynicki <me@zygoon.pl> zmk 0.5.1 May 3, 2020 zmk.Program(5)

Description

The template Program once expanded with a programname to creates rules for compiling, cleaning, installing and removing a single program written in C, C++ or Objective C. Source files are compiled to object files prefixed with $(programName)-, so that a single source file can be compiled separately with distinct preprocessor, compiler and linker options. When cross-compiling for Windows or DOS, the $(exe) variable expands to .exe

Examples

With the following true_false.c file: #include <stdlib.h> int main(void) { return EXIT_CODE; } The following Makefile builds the classic programs true and false. include z.mk true.Sources = true_false.c $(eval $(call ZMK.Expand,Program,true)) true$(exe): CPPFLAGS += -DEXIT_CODE=EXIT_SUCCESS false.Sources = true_false.c $(eval $(call ZMK.Expand,Program,false)) false$(exe): CPPFLAGS += -DEXIT_CODE=EXIT_FAILURE

History

The Program template first appeared in zmk 0.1

Implementation Notes

Program uses InstallUninstall to handle installation and removal. The exe variable is automatically set to .exe where appropriate.

Name

Program — template for compiling C/C++/ObjC programs

Synopsis

include z.mk # programName is any valid identifier. programName.Sources = hello.c $(eval $(call ZMK.Expand,Program,programName))

Targets

This module provides the following targets. $(programName)$(exe) This target represents the program executable. all This phony target depends on $(programName)$(exe)clean This phony target removes $(programName)$(exe) as well as constituent objectfiles and dependencyfiles. install This phony target copies $(programName) to $(programName.InstallDir), with the name $(programName.InstallName) and mode $(programName.InstallMode). The target directory is automatically created if required. The variables Configure.ProgramPrefix, Configure.ProgramSuffix and Configure.ProgramTransformName automatically impact the installed names of all the programs. uninstall This phony target removes $(programName)$(exe) as installed by the install target.

Variables

This module provides the following variables. $(programName).Sources List of source files to compile. There is no default value. This variable must be set before expanding the template. $(programName).Objects List of object files to link. The default value is all the elements of $(programName).Sources with the added prefix $(programName)- and with the extension replaced by .o. $(programName).Linker Linker required to link object files together. The default value depends on the type of source files used, ensuring that C++ sources are linked with the C++ linker. $(programName).InstallDir The directory $(programName)$(exe) is installed to. The default value is $(bindir) but $(sbindir) or $(libexecdir) are commonly used as well. The special value noinst disables the rules related to installation and uninstallation. $(programName).InstallName The name of the program after installation. The default value is $(programName)$(programName).InstallMode The UNIX mode $(programName)$(exe) is installed with. The default value is 0755. DESTDIR Path added to all installation targets. This variable is normally set externally, to install a compiled program into a staging area during construction of a compiled binary package. CFLAGS,CXXFLAGS,OBJCFLAGS Options for the C, C++ and the Objective C compiler, respectively. CPPFLAGS Options for the preprocessor.

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