Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of kmk

Timestamp:

May 26, 2007, 11:10:50 PM (18 years ago)

Author:

bird

Comment:

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kmk

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-{{{kmk}}} is the {{{make}}} program in [wiki:kBuild kBuild], e.g. it is what you invoke from the commandline or editor to perform the actual build. {{{kmk}}} is based on the latest [wiki:'GNU make'] release, currently 3.81, but provides a bunch of additional features required by the [wiki:kBuild kBuild] makefile scripts.
+{{{kmk}}} is the {{{make}}} program in [wiki:kBuild kBuild], i.e. what you invoke from the commandline or editor to perform the actual build. {{{kmk}}} is based on the latest [wiki:'GNU make'] release, currently 3.81, but provides a bunch of additional features required by the [wiki:kBuild kBuild] makefile scripts.
 
 Why not use vanilla [wiki:'GNU make']? There are several reasons:
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    * {{{kb-src-prop}}} (kBuild internal)
    * {{{kb-src-one}}} (kBuild internal)
- * Explicit multi-target rules, e.i. explicit make rules that output more than one file.
+ * Explicit multi-target rules, i.e. explicit make rules that output more than one file.
  * Prepend assignment operator, {{{<=}}}.
  * It contains bugfixes for several bugs in the Windows and OS/2 ports, most importantly path case mixups, broken shell invocation, and abspath.