v1.0.0

FMake is build software focused on working. Unlike other build software this one doesn't work half of the
time. It also (right now at least) doesn't include anything special. You can only just... Build stuff.

Requirements

• python3
• pyinstaller
• m4
• git or gh

Install

To install, firstly, clone the git repo:

# git
git clone https://github.com/ElisStaaf/FMake ~/fmake

# gh
gh repo clone ElisStaaf/Fmake ~/fmake

Then compile an executable:

make

The above compiling is done by pyinstaller, that's why you need it. Then you can unpack the executable,
and go on your merry way.

Introduction to the FMakefile

The FMakeFile is a layer of abstraction, so that you don't have to compile with M4, the FMake compiler
does that for you. Say you have a project with a file called main.rs, you can create an FMakefile
and write this into it:

rust-build main.rs main

I'm not going to go too far into the low level interface of M4, but this is how your code expands
in the M4 compiled file.

_rust_build(`main', `main.rs')

And that expands to this in shell language:

rustc -o main main.rs

Comments in FMake start with --:

-- This is a comment, and it is awesome!
rust-build main.rs main

There are other compilers you can use in FMake, here's a showcase:

-- This is the rust compiler, the one I showed earlier:
rust-build main.rs main

-- This is the GCC compiler:
gcc-build main.c main

-- This is the G++ compiler:
g++-build main.cpp main

-- And this is the Go compiler:
go-build main.go main

And that's it for now! Feel free to contribute to the project, help is much appreciated!
And with that, enjoy!