options.md

Options

The option here refers to the option of the compile subcommand, which is not the same concept as the option in lib.yaml

It mainly contains 2 type:

• common options (for command line and file)
• just for command line (for command line only)

just for command line

• --option-file: A yaml file used to specify compilation options. A yaml file used to specify compilation options.
• -C, --project-path: The directory where the project is located should contain the lib.yaml file.
• just-make-shell: A hide option, just for make shell script to help developer debug.

common options

These options can be configured both on the command line and in option.yaml.

The option file has a higher priority. Once --option-file is configured, all common type options will be ignored.

use in command line

-a, --[no-]android              Print this usage information.
                                (defaults to on)
    --android-cpu               Set android cpu, support: arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64.
                                [armeabi-v7a (default), arm64-v8a (default), x86 (default), x86_64 (default)]
-i, --[no-]ios                  Print this usage information.
                                (defaults to on)
-R, --[no-]remove-old-source    Remove old build files before compile.
-s, --[no-]strip                Strip symbols for dynamic libraries.
                                (defaults to on)
-g, --git-depth                 If use git to download source, set git depth to 1.
                                (defaults to "1")
-I, --install-prefix            Set install path.
-p, --dependency-prefix         Set dependencies prefix.

use in option file

See whole example in lib-example.

About path of option

If an option represents a file path and is a relative path, the meaning of the command line and the configuration file are different.

• In the command line, the base path is the current working directory.
• In the yaml file, the base path is yaml file path.