Projects tagged ‘make’ and ‘rake’

Metamake is a simple way to define common tasks and execute those tasks by name, similar to Rake. Metamake is not a dependency-tracking build tool like Make, ant, qmake, SCons, Visual Studio, or ... [More] XCode. Metamake is used with these build tools to orchestrate complex builds that work in a cross-platform fashion. Metamake runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux - basically anything that runs Python. InstallationThe simplest way to install metamake is through easy_install: easy_install metamakeAlternatively, you can download the latest source from here: http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/m/metamake/ Then just untar the source and run python setup.py install. Documentationhttp://pypi.python.org/pypi/metamake/ Release Notesmetamake 1.1.5 bugfix: first namespace no longer prefixes all others metamake 1.1.4 no longer manipulate system path to import Makefile.py (use imp module instead) metamake 1.1.3 shell() returns a Result object now (has stdout, stderr, returncode attrs) metamake 1.1.1 implemented namespaces when no default task is specified, the default task simply lists all tasks bugfix: commandline flags always show up [Less]

A build, automation system written in Boo.

Hopes to create a target based build system with common tasks for Continuous Integration. Finally it should be extensible and able to make it's own tasks.

Scalab is a new build tool (Make, Ant, SCons, ...) written in Scala. It makes builds description very easy thanks to Scala's rich expressiveness and the model used by Scalab. Moreover, Scalab offers ... [More] different types of dependencies (soft dependencies, notably) which makes it possible to describe cycles in the build graph. Furthemore, the Scalab caching model allows to make conservative approximations (i.e. no need to clean the project since the products are always right). The project is currently in stand-by until september 2009. I will start working again on it at 40% and a first release is planned for the current of 2010. [Less]

bee is a build tool running YAML build files à la Ant, which won't bother you with writing code when not necessary and happens to be as fast as Make. These build files are thin layers around scripts ... [More] written in Shell, Ruby or bee tasks for platform independant builds. [Less]