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Using fpcmake

  1. IntroductionFree Pascalcomes with a special makefile tool, fpcmake , which can be used to construct a Makefile for use with GNU make . All sources from the Free Pascalteam
  2. Functionalityfpcmake generates a makefile, suitable for GNU make , which can be used to Compile units and programs, fit for testing or for final distribution. Compile exampl
  3. Usagefpcmake reads a Makefile.fpc and converts it to a Makefile suitable for reading by GNU make to compile your projects. It is similar in functionality to GNU conf
  4. Format of the configuration fileThis section describes the rules that can be present in the file that is processed by fpcmake . The file Makefile.fpc is a plain ASCII file that contains a numb
  5. Programs needed to use the generated makefileAt least the following programs are needed by the generated Makefile to function correctly: cp A copy program. date A program that prints the date. install A pr
  6. Variables that affect the generated makefileThe makefile generated by fpcmake contains a lot of variables. Some of them are set in the makefile itself, others can be set and are taken into account when se
  7. Variables set by fpcmakeThe makefile generated by fpcmake contains a lot of makefile variables. fpcmake will write all of the keys in the makefile.fpc as makefile variables in the form
  8. Rules and targets created by fpcmakeThe makefile.fpc defines a series of targets, which can be called by your own targets. They have names that resemble default names (such as ’all’, ’clean

An experiment, built from development snapshots. Not the official Free Pascal or Lazarus documentation.