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echo Makefile
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echo Field G. Van Zee
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echo nmake Makefile for building libflame for Microsoft Windows. nmake targets
echo may be invoked after running the configure.cmd script. Valid targets are:
echo.
echo all - Invoke the lib and dll targets.
echo lib - Build libflame as a static library.
echo dll - Build libflame as a dynamically-linked library.
echo help - Output help and usage information.
echo clean - Invoke clean-log and clean-build targets.
echo clean-log - Remove any log files present.
echo clean-config - Remove all products of configure.cmd. Namely, remove the
echo config, include, and src directories.
echo clean-build - Remove all products of the compilation portion of the build
echo process. Namely, remove the obj, lib, and dll directories.
echo distclean - Invoke clean-log, clean-config, and clean-build targets.
echo.
echo The Makefile also recognizes configuration options corresponding to the
echo following Makefile variables:
echo.
echo VERBOSE - When defined, nmake outputs the actual commands
echo executed instead of more concise one-line progress
echo indicators. (Undefined by default.)
echo.
echo Typically, these options are specified by commenting or uncommenting the
echo corresponding lines in the Makefile. However, if the Makefile currently does
echo not define one of the options, and you wish to enable the corresponding
echo feature without editing the Makefile, you may define the variable at the
echo command line when nmake is invoked. For example, you may enable verboseness
echo while invoking the lib target as follows:
echo.
echo nmake lib VERBOSE=1
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