amr — automake replacement

       pancake <pancake@nopcode.org>

Debian                                            Aug 12, 2022                                            AMR(1)

       AMR  allows  you to autogenerate sample/final Makefiles. This allows you to maintain all the makefiles of
       your project in a simple and centralized way. You'll probably need to use AMR for the initial port to acr
       for you applications.

       AMR is on early and experimental stage. So you'll probably find a lot of problems, bugs and missfeatures.
       Please feel free to documentate, and send patches and ideas for it.

       amr — automake replacement

acr(1) acr-cat(1) acr-wrap(1) configure.acr(5) configure.amr(5)

amr [-acmrshv]

       AMR  allows  you  to  create  different  kind  autogenerated  ACR  files:  configure.amr,  configure.acr,
       Makefile.acr.

       -a      Scan  source  code files recursively from the current directory and generates a configure.amr. Is
               recommended to run this command for each directory where you have source files. (acr -d)

       -c      Parses the configure.amr and prints out a sample configure.acr.

       -d      Reads the configure.amr and prints the directories where you'll need to run amr. You  can  easily
               automate this process in autogen.sh

       -m      Parses configure.amr to generate the Makefile.acr

       -s      Generate shellscripts instead of Makefiles.

       -r      Show report.

       -h      Show help message.

       -v      Prints the version number of AMR.