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- # leave these lines alone
- .SUFFIXES: .erl .beam .yrl
- .erl.beam:
- erlc -W $<
- .yrl.erl:
- erlc -W $<
- ERL = erl -boot start_clean
- # Here's a list of the erlang modules you want compiling
- # If the modules don't fit onto one line add a \ character
- # to the end of the line and continue on the next line
- # Edit the lines below
- MODS = module1 module2 \
- module3 ... special1 ...\
- ...
- moduleN
- # The first target in any makefile is the default target.
- # If you just type "make" then "make all" is assumed (because
- # "all" is the first target in this makefile)
- all: compile
- compile: ${MODS:%=%.beam} subdirs
- ## special compilation requirements are added here
- special1.beam: special1.erl
- ${ERL} -Dflag1 -W0 special1.erl
- ## run an application from the makefile
- application1: compile
- ${ERL} -pa Dir1 -s application1 start Arg1 Arg2
- # the subdirs target compiles any code in
- # sub-directories
- subdirs:
- cd dir1; make
- cd dir2; make
- ...
- # remove all the code
- clean:
- rm -rf *.beam erl_crash.dump
- cd dir1; make clean
- cd dir2; make clean
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