Makefile is an essential project management file that must be mastered in the development of C/C++ programs in a Linux environment. When you use the make command to compile a project, the make tool first looks for the Makefile in the root directory of the project before it can compile the program based on this … Read more
Clickthe blue text Follow us We previously described the concepts of Makefile; now we provide an example to see how to use it, and thus conclude the topic of Makefile. The directory and file contents we prepared are as follows: $ tree . ├── inc │ ├── add.h │ └── sub.h ├── Makefile └── src … Read more
Table of Contents 1. Makefile Dynamic Library Related 1.1 Libs Variable 1.2 LDFLAGS Variable 1.3 Differences Between the Two 2. Configuration Methods 2.1 Specifying Library Path During Compilation 2.2 Specifying Library Path During Runtime 3. Testing 1. Makefile Dynamic Library Related 1.1 Libs Variable In a Makefile, Libs is typically a variable used to store … Read more
If you are not familiar with Makefile, I recommend reading Ruanyifeng’s article “Make Command Tutorial[1]“. This article will guide you to write a more elegant Makefile through a refactoring example, so let’s get started! Assuming there is a project named foo, developed in Golang and deployed on Docker, its Makefile is as follows: APP = … Read more
Makefile: Build Automation We can use the make command line tool instead of manually typing in “compile”, “link”, and “flash” commands, automating the entire process. The make tool uses a configuration file called Makefile to read the instructions for executing actions. This automation is great because it also documents the process of building firmware and … Read more
1. Analysis of the Project Structure After CMake Build 1.1 Directory Structure After CMake Build After CMake build is complete, a directory named build will be generated in the root directory of the project. This directory is where all intermediate files and final target files generated during the CMake build process are stored. Below, we … Read more
What can Makefile do? Makefile can execute commands based on specified dependency rules and whether files have been modified. It is commonly used to compile software source code, only recompiling modified files, which significantly speeds up the compilation process. The Basic Format of Makefile Target: Dependencies Command The target is the result to be generated, … Read more
Click on the above “IT Circle“, select “Top Public Account” Critical moments, delivered first! This article is published by reader Liang Xu from the public account, please do not reprint without authorization! 1. What is Makefile A typical enterprise-level project usually has many source files, sometimes categorized by function, type, or module in different directories, … Read more
As a fan of Makefiles, I use them in almost every hobby project. I also advocate for their use in work projects. For open source projects, Makefiles inform code contributors on how to build, test, and deploy the project. Moreover, if you use Makefiles correctly, they can greatly simplify your CI/CD process scripts, as you … Read more
(Star this for CPP developers to enhance C/C++ skills) Author: Zhu Jincan (This article is submitted by the author) 1. Basic Patterns of Makefiles in Windows Environment From my observation, there is a basic pattern for makefiles in the Windows environment, which is as follows: 1. Set compiler flags 2. If the compiler flags are … Read more