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[s10; UMK `- Command line builder&]
[s12; Table of contents&]
[s0; &]
[s0; [^topic`:`/`/ide`/app`/umk`_en`-us`#1^ 1. Definition]&]
[s0; [^topic`:`/`/ide`/app`/umk`_en`-us`#2^ 2. Command line interface]&]
[s0; [^topic`:`/`/ide`/app`/umk`_en`-us`#3^ 3. Examples]&]
[s0; &]
[s12;:1: 1. Definition&]
[s11; [* UMK] (U`+`+ MaKe) is a command line utility to build the U`+`+ 
program, with U`+`+ assembly/package/build method system.&]
[s12;:2: 2. Command line interface&]
[s11; Below is a command line interface of UMK:&]
[s0; &]
[s0;l128;i224;O9; [*C3 umk ][*C@(0.0.255)3 assembly package ][*C3 `[][*C@(0.0.255)3 build`_me
thod][*C3 `]][*C@4;3  ][*C3 `[`-`[][*C@4;3 a][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 b][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 u][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 r
][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 s][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 S][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 v][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 m][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 d][*C3 `]
`[][*C@4;3 M][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 M`=][*/C@3;3 makefile][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 l][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 k][*C3 `]
`[][*C@4;3 j][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 h][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 U][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 x][*C3 `]`[][*C@4;3 X][*C3 `]`[
][%-*C@4;3 H][%-*/C@3;3 n][*C3 `]`]..][*C@4;3  ][*C3 `[`+][*C@(0.0.255)3 FLAG][*C3 `[,][*C@(0.0.255)3 F
LAG][*C3 `]..`]][*C@4;3  ][*C3 `[][*C@(0.0.255)3 out][*C3 `] `[][*C@(0.0.255)3 !][*C3  
`[][*C@(0.0.255)3 runarg][*C3 `]..`]]&]
[s0;3 &]
[s11; Let`'s take a closer look at all available options:&]
[s11;l128;i150;O0; [*@(0.0.255) assembly] is a direct set of package 
nest directories relative to working directory that represent 
U`+`+ assembly separated by `',`'. Alternatively it can be a 
predefined assembly (in .var file) which is in Win32 in directory 
where is located umk.exe or in POSIX systems in directories [@3 .config/u`+`+/umk 
]or [@3 .config/u`+`+/theide] or direct path to .var file.&]
[s11;l128;i150;O0; [*@(0.0.255) package ]is the main package (a program 
to build).&]
[s11;l128;i150;O0; [*@(0.0.255) build`_method] is build method that 
is to be used to build the resulting executable, specified either 
as name of build method (which is then searched for in [@3 .config/u`+`+/umk 
]or [@3 .config/u`+`+/theide] directories) or it is a direct path 
to the .bm file. If not specified, [* CLANG] build method is assumed. 
Note that in POSIX, umk automatically creates [* CLANG] and [* GCC] 
build methods if they do not exist.&]
[s11;l128;i150;O0; [*@(0.0.255) FLAG][* s] are [^topic`:`/`/ide`/app`/Flags`$en`-us^ compila
tion flags]. If flags are not specified, the first main configuration 
entry in .upp file is used.&]
[s11;l128;i150;O0; [*@(0.0.255) out] overrides output name, file or 
directory.&]
[s11;l128;i150;O0; [*C@(0.0.255)3 !] means the the resulting binary 
should be also executed after successful build, using optional 
arguments after [*C@(0.0.255)3 !] as its arguments.&]
[s11;l128;i160;O0; All other options are located below:&]
[ {{1914:8086<283;h1;@1 [s0; [3 Option]]
:: [s0; [3 Description]]
::^@2 [s0; [*C@4;3 a]]
::= [s0; [3 Rebuild all.]]
::^ [s0; [*C@4;3 b]]
::= [s0; [3 Use BLITZ.]]
::^ [s0; [*C@4;3 l]]
::= [s0; [3 Silent mode.]]
::^ [s0; [*C@4;3 u]]
::= [s0; [3 Use target directory.]]
::^ [s0; [*C@4;3 m]]
::= [s0; [3 Create a map file.]]
::^ [s0; [*C@4;3 r]]
::= [s0; [3 Release mode (default is debug mode with full debug).]]
::^ [s0; [*C@4;3 d]]
::= [s0; [3 Debug mode without debug symbols.]]
::^ [s0; [*C@4;3 s]]
::= [s0; [3 Use shared libraries.]]
::^ [s0; [*C@4;3 S]]
::= [s0; [3 Use shared libraries and build as shared libraries.]]
::^ [s0; [*C@4;3 v]]
::= [s0; [3 Be verbose.]]
::^ [s0; [*C@4;3 M]]
::= [s0; [3 Create makefile (to file ][*3 Makefile][3 ).]]
::^ [s0; [%-*C@4;3 M`=][*/C@3;3 makefile]]
::= [s0; [3 Create mafile with given name.]]
::^ [s0;%- [*C@4;3 H][*/C@3;3 n]]
::= [s0; [3 Number of threads used for building. Default is number of logical 
cores available.]]
::^ [s0;%- [*C@4;3 h]]
::= [s0; [3 If present, umk deletes its UppHub folder. Then, when there 
are any missing packages that can be found in UppHub, they are 
installed into umk`'s UppHub folder (by git clone). In other 
words this option makes sure that latest versions of UppHub packages 
required to build are downloaded.]]
::^ [s0;%- [*C@4;3 U]]
::= [s0; [3 Install missing packages from UppHub and update all UppHub 
nests to the latest versions.]]
::^ [s0;%- [*C@4;3 j]]
::= [s0; [3 Generate ][^https`:`/`/clang`.llvm`.org`/docs`/JSONCompilationDatabase`.html^3 co
mpile`_commands.json]]
::^ [s0;%- [*C@4;3 x]]
::= [s0; [3 Export projects sources and documentation]]
::^ [s0;%- [*C@4;3 X]]
::= [s0; [3 Export entire project]]
::^ [s0;%- [*C@4;3 k]]
::= [s0; [3 Delete target directory before project export]]}}&]
[s0; &]
[s12;:3: 3. Examples&]
[s11; Sample usage of UMK is located below:&]
[s0;*C@5+92 &]
[s0;l128; [*C@5+92 umk uppsrc ide GCC `-br `+GUI,SSE2,SHARED `~/theide]&]
[s0;l128; [*C@5+92 umk uppsrc ide /usr/share/upp/GCC.bm `-br `+GUI,SSE2,SHARED 
`~/theide]&]
[s0;l128;*C@5+92 &]
[s0;l128; [*C@5+92 umk examples Bombs GCC `-ab `+GUI,SHARED `~/bombs]&]
[s0;l128; [*C@5+92 umk upp/examples,upp/uppsrc Bombs `~/GCC.bm `-rv 
`+GUI,SHARED `~/bin]&]
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