A GNU Makefile project for hosted development, a counterpart of ucdev, which is for microcontroller development.
- It supports gcc and clang compilers
- It supports native and cross compilation
- It runs on Linux and MSYS2, not tested on other *NIXes.
Examples
By default it compiles for the host
[andre@mortar hello_world_c++]$ make
GIT_BRANCH: master
GIT_COMMIT: 8c9972b-dirty
HOST: linux
TARGET: linux
Compiling hello.cpp...
Linking out/gcc/linux/x86_64/debug/hello_c++...
It can cross compile for Microsoft® Windows™ setting the TARGET_OS to mingw .
It will target the hos machine by default.
[andre@mortar hello_world_c++]$ make TARGET_OS=mingw
GIT_BRANCH: master
GIT_COMMIT: 8c9972b-dirty
HOST: linux
TARGET: mingw
Compiling hello.cpp...
Linking out/gcc/mingw/x86_64/debug/hello_c++.exe...
It can generate 32-bit Windows by adding i686 as a TARGET_MACHINE
[andre@mortar hello_world_c++]$ make TARGET_OS=mingw TARGET_MACHINE=i686
GIT_BRANCH: master
GIT_COMMIT: 8c9972b-dirty
HOST: linux
TARGET: mingw
Compiling hello.cpp...
Linking out/gcc/mingw/i686/debug/hello_c++.exe...
It can use the clang compiler in stead of the default gcc by specifying COMPILER=clang
[andre@mortar hello_world_c++]$ make COMPILER=clang
GIT_BRANCH: master
GIT_COMMIT: 8c9972b-dirty
HOST: linux
TARGET: linux
Compiling hello.cpp...
Linking out/clang/linux/x86_64/debug/hello_c++...
Cross-compilation to ARM targets is not supported yet.