Building with GNU Make :: SGScript tutorial (documentation version) documentation

Building with GNU Make

Open a terminal (cmd on Windows, sh on Linux/Mac) window in SGScript source root directory.
Run make (mingw32-make on Windows), optionally specifying targets and options.
- The syntax is make <target|option>[, <target|option> ...]
- To build only the library, just write make;
- To build all tools (VM, compiler, plug-in modules), write make tools.
On Windows, a batch file can be used to enable the usage of make (create a file make.bat in C:\MinGW\bin directory or equivalent, add the directory to PATH if it's not there):

@ECHO OFF
mingw32-make %*

Targets:

libraries & tools
- <no target>: build just the library
- xgmath: build eXtended Game Math library
- json: build JSON library
- pproc: build Parallel Processing library
- sockets: build Sockets library
- meta: build Metaprogramming helper library
- vm: build the virtual machine (sgsvm)
- c: build the compiler (sgsc)
- sgsexe: build SGScript EXE builder
testing
- build_test: build language test application
- build_apitest: build API test application
- build_cppbctest: build C++ binding compiler test application
- build_mttest: build multithreading safety test application
- test: build and run language test application
- apitest: build and run API test application
- cppbctest: build and run C++ binding compiler test application
- mttest: build and run multithreading safety test application
other
- clean: clean all generated files
- clean_obj: clean only intermediate build files
- clean_objbin: clean intermediate build files and binaries

Options:

arch=[32|64] - target architecture (x86/x64), default depends on compiler
mode=[debug|release] - whether it's a debug or a release build (default=debug)
static=[1|0] - whether to build a static library or a dynamic one (default=0: dynamic)

To build on Android, modify the makefile according to the comment in the beginning of that file.