This requires make to be executable. If it is not,
the build provider will only return the default target.
Using make to parse targets is good because it solves
all weird syntax issues, included files and stuff. The alternative,
to parse it manually in javascript, is just too cumbersome.
This requires
make
to be executable. If it is not, the build provider will only return the default target.Using make to parse targets is good because it solves all weird syntax issues, included files and stuff. The alternative, to parse it manually in javascript, is just too cumbersome.