bglmake(1)

1BGLMAKE(1)                  General Commands Manual                 BGLMAKE(1)
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NAME

6       bglmake - create or update Bigloo makefiles
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SYNOPSIS

10       bglmake [ options ] [ sourcefile ]
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DESCRIPTION

14       bglmake reads sourcefile, computes the transitive closure of the import
15       relationship and generates a makefile file that  can  be  used  by  the
16       glmake(1)  program  to  compile  the application or the library.  If no
17       sourcefile is provided, then bglmake display the template file for gen‐
18       erating Makefile.
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OPTIONS

22       -v              Verbose mode
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29       -suffix <suf>   Adds suf to the  bglmake  source  file  suffixes
30                       list.  Default  suffixes  are  "scm",  "sch" and
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34       file            is the name of the "main" file for  an  applica‐
35                       tion  of  the  name  of  the  "heap"  file for a
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39       -I<path>        Add path to the directory list read for  search‐
40                       ing Bigloo source files.
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50       -p <name>       The name of the project. This name  is  used  in
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54       -t <name>       The  name  of the target binary file or the name
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TEMPLATES

84       When bglmake generates a makefile,  it  uses  templates.  Theses
85       templates  may  be specified with some option or they be printed
86       out. For that it is enough to call bglmake without  any  parame‐
87       ter. Template files uses some extra "macro". They are:
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92            this macro is replaced with the project name (option
93            -p). If no -p option is  used  the  default  project
94            name  is the name of the current directory that con‐
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99            this macro is replaced with the target name  (option
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EXAMPLE

111       A Makefile is created by ``bglmake foo.scm -o Makefile''.
112       Then it may be updated with ``make updatemakefile''.
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AUTHOR

121       Manuel SERRANO, Manuel.Serrano@inria.fr
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127                                  Aug 15 1998                       BGLMAKE(1)