parse_makefile: Extract targets and dependencies from a Makefile
In edonnachie/makeutils: Utility functions to parse and work with Makefiles
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
The function tries to identify all rules contained in a Makefile,
returning a tidy data frame with a mapping between targets and
dependencies. Each rule from the Makefile is thus transformed
to give one row per dependency. The original Makefile rules are
preserved in the columns <c2><b4>rule_id' and 'rule'.
Usage
1
parse_makefile(makefile = "Makefile")
Arguments
makefile
A filename or file connection specifying the Makefile (Default: "Makefile")
Details
No attempt is made to fully parse the Makefile according to the
GNU make specification. In particular, the following elements are
ignored: imported files, commands, comments, variables.
Value
a tibble
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
The function tries to identify all rules contained in a Makefile, returning a tidy data frame with a mapping between targets and dependencies. Each rule from the Makefile is thus transformed to give one row per dependency. The original Makefile rules are preserved in the columns <c2><b4>rule_id' and 'rule'.
Usage
1 | parse_makefile(makefile = "Makefile")
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Arguments
makefile |
A filename or file connection specifying the Makefile (Default: "Makefile") |
Details
No attempt is made to fully parse the Makefile according to the GNU make specification. In particular, the following elements are ignored: imported files, commands, comments, variables.
Value
a tibble
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