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JxMake
A Java-based cross-platform build system.
JxMake is a Java-based, cross-platform build system primarily inspired by the syntax and features of GNU Make, Perforce Jam, and CMake. In addition, JxMake provides several capabilities not typically found in other console-based build systems, including a built-in lightweight GUI, serial console, serial plotter, multi-MCU in-system programmer, and more. Currently, JxMake's loadable libraries (build scripts) are primarily designed for non-OS MCU systems and experimental use. ... -
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autojam is a set of rules for the perforce/jam build tool. The goal is to provide a conveniant and standard for creating jam based builds. The script provides ways to integrate autoconf with jam and tries to provide similar services like the well known
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JammedUp (short for: JAM and JAD Update) is an automated MIDP and DoJa descriptor file synchronizer. MIDlets are separated into a JAR executable file and the descriptor file, a brief but accurate description of the JAR file's contents prior to download.
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JAM, JavaGen Ant Modules, is a modular Ant toolkit for developing and testing Java/J2EE applications. JAM supports EJB and Servlet/JSP development using XDoclet, JUnit, Cactus, Maven, Castor and UML code generation on various servers including JBoss.
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