dlgeneratemake
Generates a makefile for building a dynamic library.
Syntax
[res, message] = dlgeneratemake(destinationdir, libname, c_cpp_files, include)
[res, message] = dlgeneratemake(destinationdir, libname, c_cpp_files, includes, defines, external_libraries, build_configuration, c_flags, cxx_flags)
[res, message] = dlgeneratemake(maketype, destinationdir, libname, c_cpp_files, include)
[res, message] = dlgeneratemake(maketype, destinationdir, libname, c_cpp_files, includes, defines, external_libraries, build_configuration, c_flags, cxx_flags)
Input argument
maketype - a string: 'executable' or 'dynamic_library'.
destinationdir - a string: destination directory where is generated the makefile.
libname - a string: destination dynamic library or executable name.
c_cpp_files - a string or a cell of strings: .c or .cpp list files (full filename)
include - a string or a cell of strings: directories where to find include files.
defines - a string or a cell of strings: a list of defines
external_libraries - a string or a cell of strings: a list of external libraries to link
build_configuration - a string: 'Debug' or 'Release'
c_flags - a string: C flags
cxx_flags - a string: C flags
Output argument
res - a logical: true if makefile was generated.
message - a string: empty if makefile was generated or an error message.
Description
dlgeneratemake generates a makefile adapted to your system environment for building shared libraries.
Thanks to CMake to help Nelson in this task.
Example
See module skeleton for example
[status, message] = dlgeneratemake(currentpath, ...
'module_skeleton', ...
{[currentpath, '/cpp/cpp_sumBuiltin.cpp'], [currentpath, '/cpp/Gateway.cpp']}, ...
[{[currentpath, '/include']; [currentpath, '/../src/include']}; dlgetnelsonincludes()], ...
[], ...
[dlgetnelsonlibraries(); [currentpath, '/../src/business_code']]);
See also
History
1.0.0
initial version
Author
Allan CORNET
Last updated
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