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kmpkg_make_install

Build and install a Make-based project.

Usage​

kmpkg_make_install(
    [DISABLE_PARALLEL]
    [LOGFILE_ROOT <root-name>]
    [MAKEFILE <makefile-name>]
    [TARGETS <target-name>...]
    [OPTIONS <make-option>...]
    [OPTIONS_RELEASE <make-option>...]
    [OPTIONS_DEBUG <make-option>...]
)

To use this function, you must depend on the helper port kmpkg-make:

"dependencies": [
  {
    "name": "kmpkg-make",
    "host": true
  }
]

Parameters​

ADD_BIN_TO_PATH​

Adds the configure dependent (debug/)bin directory to the system path. This is useful if configure builds and runs executables with shared dependencies.

DISABLE_PARALLEL​

By default, kmpkg_make_install runs make with the -j option to enable parallel building. If your project does not support parallel builds or you encounter issues with it, set this flag to disable parallel building. This causes make to be executed without the -j option, running build steps sequentially.

LOGFILE_ROOT​

Specifies the base name for log files generated by the build. Defaults to "make".

MAKEFILE​

Specifies the name of the makefile to use. Defaults to "Makefile".

TARGETS​

Specifies the targets to pass to make. Defaults to "all;install".

OPTIONS​

Additional options to pass to make during the build.

OPTIONS_RELEASE​

Additional options to pass to make during the release build.

OPTIONS_DEBUG​

Additional options to pass to make during the debug build.

Examples​

kmpkg_from_github(OUT_SOURCE_PATH source_path ...)
kmpkg_make_configure(SOURCE_PATH "${source_path}")
kmpkg_make_install()

Remarks​

This command replaces kmpkg_install_make().