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Virtual Workshop Modules
Building Large Projects
Introduction
1. Overview
2. Makefiles
   2.1 nmake
   2.2 make
   2.3 Specific OS Compiler
3. Prototype of the Generic Project
   3.1 Hierarchy and Internal Structure
   3.2 Format of Input-Output Data Files
   3.3 Graphical Interfaces
4. Compiler Command Line Inteface
5. Manage Projects Using PERL
   5.1 CONS
   5.3 PERL scripts
6. Summary
References
Lab Exercise 1
Lab Exercise 2
Lab Exercise 3
Quiz
Evaluation
Questions?
2.2 make

The GNU make utility is very compatible with the UNIX make standard but needs a special software layer (CygWin32) to be functional on the MS Windows platform. The strongpoints of this utility are:

  • it is free software;
  • very well documented;
  • easy to port UNIX Makefiles.

The bad part of the CygWin32 GNU utility is enforcing installation of the whole CygWin32 environment to compile the project. But this is not relevant at CTC since CygWin32 is installed on all login nodes and compute nodes.


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