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PROGRAM:
NAME
cbp2make - code::blocks Makefile generation tool
SYNOPSIS
cbp2make -in <project_file> [-cfg <configuration>] [-out <makefile>] [-unix] [-windows]
[-mac] [--all-os] [-targets "<target1>[,<target2>[, ...]]"] [--flat-objects]
[--flat-objpath] [--wrap-objects] [--wrap-options] [--with-deps] [--keep-objdir]
[--keep-outdir] [--target-case keep|lower|upper] [--macros-case keep|lower|upper]
[--quote-path auto|never|always]
cbp2make -list -in <project_file_list> [-cfg <configuration>] [-unix] [-windows] [-mac]
[--all-os] [-targets "<target1>[,<target2>[, ...]]"] [--flat-objects] [--flat-objpath]
[--wrap-objects] [--wrap-options] [--with-deps] [--keep-objdir] [--keep-outdir]
[--target-case keep|lower|upper] [--macros-case keep|lower|upper] [--quote-path
auto|never|always]
DESCRIPTION
cbp2make is a stand-alone build tool that allows you to generate makefile(s) for GNU Make
out of Code::Blocks IDE project or workspace file.
OPTIONS
-in <project_file>
specifies an input file or a list of files;
-cfg <configuration>
specifies a configuration file, see also --local and --global options;
-out <makefile>
specifies the name of a makefile or a list of makefiles;
-unix enables Unix / Linux compatible makefile generation;
-windows
enables Windows compatible makefile generation;
-mac enables Macintosh compatible makefile generation;
--all-os
enables all target platforms at once;
-targets "<target1>[,<target2>[, ...]]"
specifies the only build targets that a makefile will be made for;
--flat-objects
forces "flat" names for object files with limited character set;
--flat-objpath
forces "flat" paths for object files with no subdirectories;
--wrap-objects
allows to use multiline lists of objects which makes a makefile easier to read;
--wrap-options
allows to use multiline macros;
--with-deps
allows a built-in dependency scanner for C/C++ projects;
--keep-objdir
disables command that erase directories for object files in 'clean' target;
--keep-outdir
disables command that erase directory for an output binary file in 'clean' target;
--target-case [keep|lower|upper]
specifies style for makefile targets;
Common options:
--local
use configuration from current directory
--global
use configuration from home directory
--verbose
show project information
--quiet
hide all messages
--help display this message
--version
display version information
CONFIGURATION
Some installation- or project-specific options, primarily toolchain settings, can be saved
to a configuration file. By default (since rev.110), cbp2make does not save any settings
to a configuration file unless the user explicitly specifies the --config option. A
configuration file can be either global (stored in user profile / home directory) or local
(stored in current directory).
Please, keep in mind that since cbp2make is in early stage of development, an old
configuration file may become incompatible with new tool version and it may be necessary
to update it manually or initialize a new one.
When cbp2make is invoked, first it tries to load a local configuration file. If a local
configuration is missing, next attempt will be to load a global one. If this attempt is
not successful either, the default built-in configuration is used. Configuration lookup
order can be overridden with --local or --global command line options. If one of options
is supplied to cbp2make, non-specified configuration is not picked up even if the
specified one is missing and non-specified do exists.
Manage toolchains
cbp2make --config toolchain --add [-unix|-windows|-mac] -chain <toolchain>
cbp2make --config toolchain --remove [-unix|-windows|-mac] -chain <toolchain>
Manage build tools
cbp2make --config tool --add [-unix|-windows|-mac] -chain <toolchain> -tool <tool> -type
<type> <tool options>
cbp2make --config tool --remove [-unix|-windows|-mac] -chain <toolchain> -tool <tool>
Manage platforms
cbp2make --config platform [-unix|-windows|-mac] [-pwd <print_dir_command>] [-cd
<change_dir_command>] [-rm <remove_file_command>] [-rmf <remove_file_forced>] [-rmd
<remove_dir_command>] [-cp <copy_file_command>] [-mv <move_file_command>] [-md
<make_dir_command>] [-mdf <make_dir_forced>] [-make <default_make_tool>]
Manage global compiler variables
cbp2make --config variable --add [-set <set_name>] -name <var_name> [-desc <description>]
[-field <field_name>] -value <var_value>
cbp2make --config variable --remove [-set <set_name>] [-name <var_name>] [-field
<field_name>]
Manage options
cbp2make --config options --default-options "<options>"
cbp2make --config show
Tool types:
pp preprocessor
as assembler
cc compiler
rc resource compiler
sl static linker
dl dynamic linker
el executable linker
nl native linker
Tool options (common):
-desc <description>
-program <executable>
-command <command_template>
-mkv <make_variable>
-srcext <source_extensions>
-outext <output_extension>
-quotepath <yes|no>
-fullpath <yes|no>
-unixpath <yes|no>
Tool options (compiler):
-incsw <include_switch>
-defsw <define_switch>
-deps <yes|no>
Tool options (linker):
-ldsw <library_dir_switch>
-llsw <link_library_switch>
-lpfx <library_prefix>
-lext <library_extension>
-objext <object_extension>
-lflat <yes|no>
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