Merge pull request #675 from matthiasbeyer/make-imag-bin

Add targets for the imag binary itself
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Matthias Beyer 2016-08-29 17:14:04 +02:00 committed by GitHub
commit a401ec93c5
2 changed files with 27 additions and 8 deletions

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@ -21,10 +21,30 @@ CLEAN_TARGETS=$(foreach x,$(TARGETS),$(x)-clean)
all: $(TARGETS)
@$(ECHO) "\t[ALL ]"
release: $(RELEASE_TARGETS)
imag-bin:
@$(ECHO) "\t[IMAG ][BUILD ]"
@$(CARGO) build --manifest-path ./bin/Cargo.toml
imag-bin-release:
@$(ECHO) "\t[IMAG ][RELEASE]"
@$(CARGO) release --manifest-path ./bin/Cargo.toml
imag-bin-update:
@$(ECHO) "\t[IMAG ][UPDATE ]"
@$(CARGO) update --manifest-path ./bin/Cargo.toml
imag-bin-install:
@$(ECHO) "\t[IMAG ][INSTALL]"
@$(CARGO) install --path ./bin/Cargo.toml
imag-bin-clean:
@$(ECHO) "\t[IMAG ][CLEAN ]"
@$(CARGO) clean --manifest-path ./bin/Cargo.toml
release: $(RELEASE_TARGETS) imag-bin-release
@$(ECHO) "\t[RELEASE]"
bin: $(BIN_TARGETS)
bin: $(BIN_TARGETS) imag-bin
@$(ECHO) "\t[ALLBIN ]"
lib: $(LIB_TARGETS)
@ -38,7 +58,7 @@ install: $(INSTALL_TARGETS)
update: $(UPDATE_TARGETS)
@$(ECHO) "\t[UPDATE ]"
clean: $(CLEAN_TARGETS)
clean: $(CLEAN_TARGETS) imag-bin-clean
@$(ECHO) "\t[CLEAN ]"
$(TARGETS): %: .FORCE
@ -53,7 +73,7 @@ $(LIB_TARGETS_TEST): %: .FORCE
@$(ECHO) "\t[TEST ]:\t$@"
@$(CARGO) test --manifest-path ./$(subst test-,,$@)/Cargo.toml
$(INSTALL_TARGETS): %: .FORCE
$(INSTALL_TARGETS): %: .FORCE imag-bin-install
@$(ECHO) "\t[INSTALL]:\t$(subst -install,,$@)"
@$(CARGO) install --force --path ./$(subst -install,,$@)

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@ -128,9 +128,9 @@ By now, there are several targets in the Makefile, fulfilling following roles:
run `make test-libimagstore` for example.
* `clean` will run `cargo clean` in every crate. Again, for cleaning a single
crate, use `make imag-store-clean` for example.
**There is currently no target for the `imag` binary itself. Please
build/install it yourself using `cargo build --manifest-path ./bin/Cargo.toml`**
* to build _only_ the `imag` binary, use the target `imag-bin`
(`imag-bin-release` for release build, `imag-bin-update` for
`cargo update`ing, `imag-bin-clean` for `cargo clean`ing).
### Running
@ -139,7 +139,6 @@ respective directory will do the trick. For using it "normally", install the
binaries as described above, as well as the imag-binary:
```
$> make install
$> cargo install --path ./bin
```
The installation root of the binaries (a.k.a. where they are installed to), may
not yet be in your $PATH. To see, where this installation root is, check out