prjstart is a generic C project framework. The buildsystem supports both vanilla C and Cocoa projects (OS X). It handles the C, Obj-C, and C++ languages. It has been tested on Linux and OS X.
The Makefile and files under `buildsystem' should not need to be modified. Targets are configured with target makefiles. Two examples are under `targets'; one for a vanilla C project, and one for a Cocoa project. Targets can support multiple build configs, such as debug and release.
Running make alone will provide a help and list of detected targets.
$ make usage: make <target[.config]> make TARGETMK=<target makefile> [CONFIG=<config>] make all make clean other options: VERBOSE setting this to 1 enables verbose output INSTALL setting this to 1 runs the install script for each goal specified targets: * cocoa * vanilla
- TARGET
- The target makefile's basename is used to create this variable unless it is defined in the environment.
- SOURCES
- List of all sources to compile for the target.
- LIBRARIES
- List of all required libraries to link against. Each library becomes a -l<library> flag during the link stage. NOTE: If you are using the standard C++ libary (e.g. iostream), you must add stdc++ to this list.
- OPTIONS
- Global build options for all configurations. Each option becomes a -D<option> style flag.
- FRAMEWORKS
- List of frameworks to build against. (Obj-C / OS X)
All flags can be appended to in the target makefile as well. For example, `CPPFLAGS += <flag>'
TO BE WRITTEN
see include/logging.h