xmake - cross-platform build utility based on Lua

b,build
              Build targets if no given tasks.

       u,uninstall
              Uninstall the project binary files.

       p,package
              Package target.

       r,run Run the project target.

       g,global
              Configure the global options for xmake.

       i,install
              Package and install the target binary files.

       c,clean
              Remove all binary and temporary files.

       create Create a new project.

       q,require
              Install and update required packages.

       update Update and uninstall the xmake program.

       f,config
              Configure the project.

xmake is written by ruki.

       This manual page was written by Yangfl for the Debian Project (and may be used by others).

                                                                                                        xmake(1)

-b,--build
              Build target. This is default building mode and optional.

       -r,--rebuild
              Rebuild the target.

       -a,--all
              Build all targets.

       --dry-run
              Dry run to build target.

       -jJOBS,--jobs=JOBS
              Specifies the number of jobs to build simultaneously. (default: 6)

       -w,--warning
              Enable the warnings output.

       --files=FILES
              Build the given source files.

              e.g.
                - xmake --files=src/main.c
                - xmake --files='src/*.c' [target]
                - xmake --files='src/**c|excluded_file.c'
                - xmake --files='src/main.c:src/test.c'

       target The target name. It will build all default targets if this parameter is not specified.

xmake  is  a lightweight cross-platform build utility based on Lua. It uses xmake.lua to maintain project
       builds. Compared with makefile/CMakeLists.txt, the configuration syntax is more concise and intuitive. It
       is very friendly to novices and can quickly get started in a short time. Let users focus more  on  actual
       project development.

       xmake - cross-platform build utility based on Lua

-q,--quiet
              Quiet operation.

       -y,--yes
              Input yes by default if need user confirm.

       --confirm=CONFIRM
              Input the given result if need user confirm.
                - yes
                - no
                - def

       -v,--verbose
              Print lots of verbose information for users.

       --root Allow one to run xmake as root.

       -D,--diagnosis
              Print  lots  of  diagnosis information (backtrace, check info ..) only for developers.  And we can
              append -v to get more whole information.
                e.g. $ xmake -vD

       --version
              Print the version number and exit.

       -h,--help
              Print this help message and exit.

       -FFILE,--file=FILE
              Read a given xmake.lua file.

       -PPROJECT,--project=PROJECT
              Change to the given project directory.  Search priority:
                1. The Given Command Argument
                2. The Environment Variable: XMAKE_PROJECT_DIR
                3. The Current Directory

plugin Manage plugins of xmake.

       m,macro
              Run the given macro.

       doxygen
              Generate the doxygen document.

       l,lua Run the lua script.

       repo   Manage package repositories.

       service
              Start service for remote or distributed compilation and etc. (Experimental, still in development)

       project
              Generate the project file.

       show   Show the given project information.

xmake [task] [options] [target]