About mk-project¶

author:	Eddie Brüggemann <mrcyberfighter@gmail.com>
documenter:	Eddie Brüggemann <mrcyberfighter@gmail.com>

A word from the author¶

I must reconize to write a program which generates and parse severals files is painfull in the C programming language.

But I hope that the community will adopt this usefull tool...

I dislike I.D.E‘s because their advantages is their weak point:

They let you make forget everything once you have configurate their interface.

Even how to build your program (i.e. The command line to build your program, you know it ?).

I use the commandline everyday and by doing a good compromise between automating task and doesn’t forget how the command works.

Is issue mk-project...

The adding of the Edit terminals is suppose for ed, vi, emacs, etc users.

And the G.U.I make targets launching can be extend like explain in the presentation.

Finally: I hope you will join us to make mk-project support more and more programming languages.

note: I have put all my savoir-faire in this project for you and the entire community.

Dependencies¶

Libraries¶

libgtk-3-dev

libvte-2.91-dev

libxml2-dev

Main program¶

The make program.

coreutils

Documentation¶

pandoc

python(3)-docutils

texinfo and texlive

xdg-utils

note: Only required if you make usage of them, else the corresponding target won’t be available.

Debugging¶

binutils

libc-bin

findutils

file

size

hexdump

note: Only required if you make usage of them, else the corresponding target won’t be available.

Code formatters¶

indent

astyle

bcpp

note: Only required if you make usage of them, else the corresponding target won’t be available.

Internationalisation¶

gettext

note: Only required if you make usage of them, else the corresponding target won’t be available.

Documentation Source¶

GNU Make manual (A very good manual from the GNU manuals serie).

authors: Stallman, McGrath, Smith.

C/C++ Compiling (A very good book about libraries and machine code investigation).

author: Milan Stevanovic.