a4make is now up to the point where I would use it for my ordinary projects. Which is about as far as I wanted to take it.. It is about 700 lines so far which is nothing, but will save me a lot of time in my larger projects..
a4make isn't designed to take up a lot of lines or be very flexiable it is just designed to suite my needs for a makefile generator / a make program. I will add for support past libraries.. In terms of the projects goals.. Well I would like to see it get included in one package and one linux distrobution repository but I susppect I will actually have to do some work on documentation before that happens.
While not directly related to my libraries, this is really the only place I can put it..
I finally got around to starting it, I will have to put more effort in to finishing it later.. It simply my semi replacement to makefiles. While it can generate makefiles at the moment that is actual debugging information, it is ment to handle the compiling for a make file, while the make file handles the install and cleaning parts.... read more
Unfortuantly I lost my libraries that I had been working on for the year when my laptop harddisk broke. Please be paitent for me to recreate the libraries.
Ok the project has been registered, I will begin to upload my code starting with my C code. First I will have to clean it up a lot though. (Moving all my code from all my uni projects thus far in to approperate headerfiles.) Then making a Makefile and tared bzipping it all up. That should take anywhere between 1 week to 6 weeks.