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Proof of concept for binary modules.
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MSDEV = vs2012
Fleshed out CI builds - Extended Bootstrap.mak to allow users to specify platform and configuration
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CONFIG = release
PLATFORM = x86
Proof of concept for binary modules.
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LUA_DIR = contrib/lua/src
LUASHIM_DIR = contrib/luashim
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
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update bootstrap.mak
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SRC = src/host/*.c \
$(LUA_DIR)/lapi.c \
$(LUA_DIR)/lbaselib.c \
Update to Lua 5.3.4
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$(LUA_DIR)/lbitlib.c \
$(LUA_DIR)/lcode.c \
$(LUA_DIR)/lcorolib.c \
$(LUA_DIR)/lctype.c \
update bootstrap.mak
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$(LUA_DIR)/ldblib.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/ldebug.c \
update bootstrap.mak
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$(LUA_DIR)/ldo.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/ldump.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/lfunc.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/lgc.c \
update bootstrap.mak
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$(LUA_DIR)/linit.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/liolib.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/llex.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/lmathlib.c \
update bootstrap.mak
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$(LUA_DIR)/lmem.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/loadlib.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/lobject.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/lopcodes.c \
update bootstrap.mak
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$(LUA_DIR)/loslib.c \
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$(LUA_DIR)/lparser.c \
update bootstrap.mak
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$(LUA_DIR)/lstate.c \
Update to Lua 5.3.4
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$(LUA_DIR)/lstring.c \
update bootstrap.mak
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$(LUA_DIR)/lstrlib.c \
Update to Lua 5.3.4
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$(LUA_DIR)/ltable.c \
update bootstrap.mak
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$(LUA_DIR)/ltablib.c \
Update to Lua 5.3.4
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$(LUA_DIR)/ltm.c \
update bootstrap.mak
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$(LUA_DIR)/lundump.c \
Update to Lua 5.3.4
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$(LUA_DIR)/lutf8lib.c \
$(LUA_DIR)/lvm.c \
$(LUA_DIR)/lzio.c \
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
2015-06-06 01:56:39 +00:00
Fleshed out CI builds - Extended Bootstrap.mak to allow users to specify platform and configuration
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HOST_PLATFORM= none
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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Add cleaning instructions to Bootstrap.mak
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.PHONY: default none clean nix-clean windows-clean \
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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mingw-clean mingw macosx macosx-clean osx-clean osx \
linux-clean linux bsd-clean bsd solaris-clean solaris \
haiku-clean haiku windows-base windows windows-msbuild
Fleshed out CI builds - Extended Bootstrap.mak to allow users to specify platform and configuration
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default: $(HOST_PLATFORM)
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
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none:
@echo "Please do"
@echo " nmake -f Bootstrap.mak windows"
@echo "or"
Fix remaining MinGW build issues
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@echo " CC=mingw32-gcc mingw32-make -f Bootstrap.mak mingw CONFIG=x64"
Add support for MinGW as a host bootstrap platform.
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@echo "or"
@echo " make -f Bootstrap.mak HOST_PLATFORM"
@echo "where HOST_PLATFORM is one of these:"
Add bsd to the output of possible platforms Adds bsd to the default output as a possible platform
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@echo " osx linux bsd"
Add cleaning instructions to Bootstrap.mak
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@echo ""
@echo "To clean the source tree, run the same command by adding a '-clean' suffix to the target name."
@echo "Example"
@echo " make -f Bootstrap.mak HOST_PLATFORM-clean"
clean:
@echo "Please run the same command used for building by adding a '-clean' suffix to the target name."
@echo " nmake -f Bootstrap.mak windows-clean"
@echo "or"
@echo " CC=mingw32-gcc mingw32-make -f Bootstrap.mak mingw-clean CONFIG=x64"
@echo "or"
@echo " make -f Bootstrap.mak HOST_PLATFORM-clean"
@echo "where HOST_PLATFORM is one of these:"
@echo " osx linux bsd"
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
2015-06-06 01:56:39 +00:00
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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nix-clean:
$(SILENT) rm -rf ./bin
$(SILENT) rm -rf ./build
$(SILENT) rm -rf ./obj
windows-clean:
Fix MinGW64 build
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$(SILENT) if exist .\bin rmdir /s /q .\bin
$(SILENT) if exist .\build rmdir /s /q .\build
$(SILENT) if exist .\obj rmdir /s /q .\obj
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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mingw-clean: windows-clean
mingw: mingw-clean
Fix MinGW64 build
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if not exist build\bootstrap (mkdir build\bootstrap)
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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$(CC) -o build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap -DPREMAKE_NO_BUILTIN_SCRIPTS -I"$(LUA_DIR)" -I"$(LUASHIM_DIR)" $(SRC) -lole32 -lversion
Add support for MinGW as a host bootstrap platform.
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./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap embed
Add `--arch` to Premake build options
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./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap --arch=$(PLATFORM) --os=windows --to=build/bootstrap --cc=mingw gmake2
Fleshed out CI builds - Extended Bootstrap.mak to allow users to specify platform and configuration
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$(MAKE) -C build/bootstrap config=$(CONFIG)_$(PLATFORM)
Add support for MinGW as a host bootstrap platform.
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Bootstrap.mak: Add macosx alias for osx to match Premake os.host()
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macosx: osx
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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macosx-clean: osx-clean
osx-clean: nix-clean
osx: osx-clean
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
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mkdir -p build/bootstrap
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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$(CC) -o build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap -DPREMAKE_NO_BUILTIN_SCRIPTS -DLUA_USE_MACOSX -I"$(LUA_DIR)" -I"$(LUASHIM_DIR)" -framework CoreServices -framework Foundation -framework Security -lreadline $(SRC)
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
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./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap embed
Add `--arch` to Premake build options
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./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap --arch=$(PLATFORM) --to=build/bootstrap gmake2
Fleshed out CI builds - Extended Bootstrap.mak to allow users to specify platform and configuration
2018-04-09 12:02:05 +00:00
$(MAKE) -C build/bootstrap -j`getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN` config=$(CONFIG)
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
2015-06-06 01:56:39 +00:00
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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linux-clean: nix-clean
linux: linux-clean
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
2015-06-06 01:56:39 +00:00
mkdir -p build/bootstrap
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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$(CC) -o build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap -DPREMAKE_NO_BUILTIN_SCRIPTS -DLUA_USE_POSIX -DLUA_USE_DLOPEN -I"$(LUA_DIR)" -I"$(LUASHIM_DIR)" $(SRC) -lm -ldl -lrt
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
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./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap embed
Bootstrap: Use gmake2 instead of gmake
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./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap --to=build/bootstrap gmake2
Fleshed out CI builds - Extended Bootstrap.mak to allow users to specify platform and configuration
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$(MAKE) -C build/bootstrap -j`getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN` config=$(CONFIG)
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
2015-06-06 01:56:39 +00:00
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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bsd-clean: nix-clean
bsd: bsd-clean
Added BSD support
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mkdir -p build/bootstrap
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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$(CC) -o build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap -DPREMAKE_NO_BUILTIN_SCRIPTS -DLUA_USE_POSIX -DLUA_USE_DLOPEN -I"$(LUA_DIR)" -I"$(LUASHIM_DIR)" $(SRC) -lm
Added BSD support
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./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap embed
Bootstrap: Use gmake2 instead of gmake
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./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap --to=build/bootstrap gmake2
Merge pull request #1069 from lanurmi/fix-solaris Support successfully bootstrapping on Solaris (OpenIndiana).
2018-04-26 16:00:46 +00:00
$(MAKE) -C build/bootstrap -j`getconf NPROCESSORS_ONLN` config=$(CONFIG)
Added BSD support
2017-04-13 17:07:20 +00:00
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
2020-05-24 11:20:53 +00:00
solaris-clean: nix-clean
solaris: solaris-clean
Support successfully bootstrapping on Solaris (OpenIndiana). Some support already existed, but not enough. Also the "linkoptions" provided was incompatible with the Solaris ld.
2018-04-25 13:07:22 +00:00
mkdir -p build/bootstrap
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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$(CC) -o build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap -DPREMAKE_NO_BUILTIN_SCRIPTS -DLUA_USE_POSIX -DLUA_USE_DLOPEN -I"$(LUA_DIR)" -I"$(LUASHIM_DIR)" $(SRC) -lm
Added BSD support
2017-04-13 17:07:20 +00:00
./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap embed
Bootstrap: Use gmake2 instead of gmake
2019-05-04 15:17:19 +00:00
./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap --to=build/bootstrap gmake2
Support successfully bootstrapping on OpenBSD.
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$(MAKE) -C build/bootstrap -j`getconf NPROCESSORS_ONLN` config=$(CONFIG)
Added BSD support
2017-04-13 17:07:20 +00:00
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
2020-05-24 11:20:53 +00:00
haiku-clean: nix-clean
haiku: haiku-clean
Fix Haiku support - contrib/curl: use linux config for Haiku Like svr4 we don't have SIOCGIFADDR. - Haiku is POSIX enough - Add libs for Haiku Not tested yet - contrib: fix Haiku bootstrap - Fix os.getversion() for Haiku - Fix bootstrap on Haiku
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mkdir -p build/bootstrap
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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$(CC) -o build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap -DPREMAKE_NO_BUILTIN_SCRIPTS -DLUA_USE_POSIX -DLUA_USE_DLOPEN -D_BSD_SOURCE -I"$(LUA_DIR)" -I"$(LUASHIM_DIR)" $(SRC) -lbsd
Fix Haiku support - contrib/curl: use linux config for Haiku Like svr4 we don't have SIOCGIFADDR. - Haiku is POSIX enough - Add libs for Haiku Not tested yet - contrib: fix Haiku bootstrap - Fix os.getversion() for Haiku - Fix bootstrap on Haiku
2019-05-18 17:11:35 +00:00
./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap embed
./build/bootstrap/premake_bootstrap --to=build/bootstrap gmake2
$(MAKE) -C build/bootstrap -j`getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN` config=$(CONFIG)
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
2020-05-24 11:20:53 +00:00
windows-base: windows-clean
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
2015-06-06 01:56:39 +00:00
if not exist build\bootstrap (mkdir build\bootstrap)
Bootstrap.mak clean target(s) Bootstrap can now clean itself using make -f Bootstrap.mak <platform>-clean * Factorize cleanup tasks in two targets * windows-clean for windows systems * nix-clean: For all UNIX-based systems * Add a "*-clean" target counterpart for each target as an alias of windows-clean or nix-clean * Make each target invoke its *-clean target before running * Replace use of $? / $** by explicit $(SRC) in build rules They cannot be used anymore due to the presence of the *-clean target in dependency list
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cl /Fo.\build\bootstrap\ /Fe.\build\bootstrap\premake_bootstrap.exe /DPREMAKE_NO_BUILTIN_SCRIPTS /I"$(LUA_DIR)" /I"$(LUASHIM_DIR)" user32.lib ole32.lib advapi32.lib $(SRC)
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
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.\build\bootstrap\premake_bootstrap.exe embed
Add `--arch` to Premake build options
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.\build\bootstrap\premake_bootstrap --arch=$(PLATFORM) --to=build/bootstrap $(MSDEV)
Add MSBuild target to Bootstrap.mak
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windows: windows-base
Add bootstrap Makefile create premake initial executable On a fresh clone, Bootstrap.mak can be used to prepare the initial premake executable on Windows, OSX and Linux.
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devenv .\build\bootstrap\Premake5.sln /Upgrade
Fleshed out CI builds - Extended Bootstrap.mak to allow users to specify platform and configuration
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devenv .\build\bootstrap\Premake5.sln /Build "$(CONFIG)|$(PLATFORM:x86=win32)"
Add MSBuild target to Bootstrap.mak
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windows-msbuild: windows-base
Fleshed out CI builds - Extended Bootstrap.mak to allow users to specify platform and configuration
2018-04-09 12:02:05 +00:00
msbuild /p:Configuration=$(CONFIG) /p:Platform=$(PLATFORM:x86=win32) .\build\bootstrap\Premake5.sln
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