Follow Me by Clicking the Blue Text In Linux systems, make and Makefile are essential tools for automating the compilation and building of software projects. They simplify the software development process by automating the execution of a series of predefined commands to compile source code, run tests, install programs, and more. What is make? make … Read more
1. What is Taskfile Taskfile describes various execution tasks using YAML and is primarily written in Go. Compared to Makefile which uses tab-separated and bash syntax, Taskfile appears more modern and user-friendly (although it may turn you into a YAML engineer). Taskfile has built-in advanced features such as dynamic variables and recognition of operating system … Read more
1. Introduction to Makefile Makefile is used in conjunction with the make tool to organize and manage the compilation and linking of project source code. The make tool identifies modified files, finds the affected related files based on dependencies, and finally compiles these files according to the rules. The Makefile records the dependencies and compilation … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow me～ 01 Introduction Today I took some time to study Makefile and organized the information I found for quick reference during future reviews, helping beginners like me save time. 02 Preparation First, let’s assume we have the following code files: main.cpp functions.h function1.cpp function2.cpp — functions.h —// functions.hvoid … Read more
Follow us on WeChat: 「Wonderful Linux World」 Set as a 「Star」 to explore Linux every day! 1. What is Taskfile? Taskfile describes various execution tasks using YAML, and its core is written in Go; compared to Makefile, which uses tab-separated and bash-combined syntax, Taskfile appears more modern and user-friendly (though it may turn you into … Read more
1. The Three Essential Elements of Makefile 2. Working Principle 3. Start Writing First, let’s write our program, taking C language as an example. 1) func.h Define two functions: addition and subtraction: 2) Implementation of the Addition Function 3) Implementation of the Subtraction Function 4) main function 3.1 Version 1 The most basic version: just … Read more
<span>Makefile</span> is a tool used for automating the build and management of projects, widely used in C/C++ projects but also applicable to other languages and tasks. It describes how to generate target files (such as executables, library files, etc.) from source code by defining rules. 1. Getting Started: Basic Concepts and Simple Examples 1.1 What … Read more
Makefile is a compilation control file widely used for automating project builds. It defines a series of rules to guide the build process. With Makefile, developers can easily manage compilation, linking, cleaning, and other tasks for large projects. This article will start with the basic usage of Makefile and gradually delve into more advanced applications, … Read more
Makefile A Makefile is a text file that contains a series of rules to tell the build tool make how to build a software project. It describes the dependencies between each source file in the project and specifies how to compile the source files into target files, as well as how to link these target … Read more
Basic Rules The Makefile is based on declarative dependencies as follows target: prerequisite prerequisite2 command target2: target command2 If you run target2, due to the declared dependencies, target will run first. It is important to note that the default target in Makefile is both a target and a local file, unless you declare it as … Read more