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Also added a copyright line in the eunit plugin due to the
extensive work I have done there a few days ago.
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The general idea is that erlang.mk now keeps track of what kind
of build it generated. A test build is valid for all subsequent
test target invocations. A normal build is only valid for itself
and releases.
This rework adds the ability to specify deps to eunit.
The EUNIT_DIR variable is gone in favor of a more global TEST_DIR.
The tests-ct target got renamed to ct and documented.
Many more minor changes were done during the course of testing
these changes.
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Parallel compilation is now only enabled for "make" and "make deps app".
To ensure order we spawn a new Make process for "deps", "app" and
"rel" when the "all" target (or no target) is used.
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People who don't want export_all simply don't use it. The
warning is annoying for those edge cases where it's actually
useful, as it can't be disabled on a per-file basis.
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Smaller non-verbose output.
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Fixed a small whitespace issue in the silent output.
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This is unfortunately unsuited as a plugin due to its dependence on erlc
for compilation. The MIBs must be compiled before an Erlang source.
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git://github.com/crownedgrouse/erlang.mk
Extra changes include:
* Not running the target if the ebin/ directory does not exist
* Moved the target in the appropriate section in the file
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An empty list is required for the modules tuple, as in
{modules, []}
so a sed call could populate the list. This is mentioned in README, but
can be overlooked.
If the empty tuple is not present, relx will fail on missing dependency
errors. Therefore, fail make if the empty tuple isn't found, to
help the user diagnose the problem.
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* The build.config says what gets into the generated erlang.mk.
* The default erlang.mk in the repository hasn't changed yet.
* Clean targets were separated into "clean" and "distclean".
* The "help" target was added to display some help message.
I probably broke a couple things...
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