AMR(1)

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version 2.2.6 · 2 versions
, in debian trixie, nixos 26.05, nixpkgs unstable, ubuntu noble, ubuntu questing, ubuntu resolute, ubuntu stonking

✨ AMR(1) — NAME ✨

okay bestie, so amr is basically an automake replacement 💅🎀

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

amr [-acmrshv]

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

okay so AMR lets you autogenerate sample/final Makefiles 🫶 which means you can keep all the makefiles for your project in one simple, centralized vibe instead of scattering them everywhere 🌈 you'll probably need AMR for the initial port to acr for your applications, no cap ✨

ngl AMR is still in its early, experimental era 🧪 so expect a lot of problems, bugs and missfeatures 💀 if you spot any, feel free to documentate them and send patches and ideas for it 💖

🧚 USAGE 🧚

AMR can create different kinds of autogenerated ACR files, literally three of them: configure.amr, configure.acr, and Makefile.acr 👑

  • -a — scans source code files recursively from the current directory and generates a configure.amr. it's recommended to run this for each directory where you have source files 🔥 (acr -d)
  • -c — parses the configure.amr and prints out a sample configure.acr 🍓
  • -d — reads the configure.amr and prints the directories where you'll need to run amr. you can easily automate this process in autogen.sh 🪄
  • -m — parses configure.amr to generate the Makefile.acr 💜
  • -s — generates shellscripts instead of Makefiles 🐚
  • -r — shows the report 📊
  • -h — shows the help message 🙈
  • -v — prints the version number of AMR 🌟

🎀 SEE ALSO 🎀

acr(1) acr-cat(1) acr-wrap(1) configure.acr(5) configure.amr(5)

💖 AUTHOR 💖

pancake <pancake@nopcode.org> 🫶

bestie that's the whole manpage 🥹 source: Debian, Aug 12, 2022 — AMR(1) forever 💅✨

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