MakeKit

MakeKit is a new build system for Linux and UNIX that lets you write build rules in pure POSIX shell script. It can be used as a replacement for automake/autoconf/libtool to build a standalone source project. Multiple interdependent projects can be seamlessly integrated into one build.

Feature Highlights

• One build script, one language

  Write your build scripts in plain POSIX shell -- MakeKit will generate a Makefile for you. No m4, no separate files for configure checks and build rules with different syntaxes.

• Simple system requirements

  MakeKit only requires a standard POSIX environment to run.

• Flexible project structure

  Use a single flat build file or a hierarchy of snippets split across subdirectories

• Optimized for parallel building

  MakeKit does a single configuration pass and generates a single global Makefile regardless of how many discrete subprojects are present in your build. This lets you efficiently saturate all your CPU cores with work.

Documentation

Consult the manual for details.