erlang.mk.git - A build tool for Erlang that just works.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2015-11-18	Fix target dependencies and enable parallel again2.0.0-pre.2	Loïc Hoguin
	We can now use 'make -j 32' again. All tests pass. There might be some issues left with the areas that are not fully tested yet (some plugins). A few changes in behavior: * 'make app' will also do 'make deps' unless SKIP_DEPS is set. You can use 'make app-build' instead to just build the application. * 'make rel' will also do 'make app' (and therefore deps). There are no alternative target to keep the old behavior at this time.
2015-10-19	Remove mention of OTP_DEPS from the docs	Loïc Hoguin

2015-09-19	Add another note about legacy .app.src method	Loïc Hoguin
	[ci-skip]
2015-09-18	Add section about auto generated id key in .app file	Loïc Hoguin

2015-09-11	Add documentation for ERLC_EXCLUDE	Loïc Hoguin

2015-09-11	Add documentation for ERLC_OPTS	Loïc Hoguin

2015-09-06	Add NO_MAKEDEP: don't rebuild .d file if it already exists	Loïc Hoguin
	This is useful only for projects that are stable and rarely need to rebuild it. Check the guide additions for more info.
2015-09-06	Add tests for user generated Erlang source files	Loïc Hoguin

2015-09-02	app.asciidoc: Document how to handle generated source files	Jean-Sébastien Pédron

2015-09-02	Add dependency tracking (makedep)	Loïc Hoguin
	This is a very large change of a central part of Erlang.mk. I will admit that I am not quite confident on that one. If you do have issues following this change, please open a ticket and I will look at it immediately. At this point, it works for me, but I wouldn't be surprised to hear about a few minor issues. This commit introduces a dependency file $(PROJECT).d which contains Makefile rules between Erlang source files and headers, behaviors and parse_transforms. This allows us to rebuild only the files that are needed. The $(PROJECT).d is generated automatically when missing, and when any of the files change. It is possible to hook before and after this generation, by defining a $(PROJECT).d:: rule. This allows users to generate Erlang files which are then compiled by Erlang.mk automatically (and to track their dependencies, of course). Here goes nothing...