March 12th, 2013· Support for subprojects containing the / symbol was added to mkc.sub{dir,prj}.mk with appropriate changes in OBJDIR_ variables.
· A fix for the target "errorcheck" in mkc.sub{dir,prj}.mk.
· A fix for non-empty MAKEOBJDIR and MAKEOBJDIRPREFIX in mkc.sub{dir,prj}.mk. Minor improvements in examples/*/linkme.mk.
· DPLIBS is deprecated.
· Minor fixes in mkc_imp.lua.mk (LUA_MODULES vs. LUA_LMODULES).
· Improvements and fixes in the man page and FAQ.
October 10th, 2011· The target "errorcheck" ("configure") cannot work in parallel.
· Fixes a bug that appeared in parallel builds (make -j).
· Support for IRIX64 and Haiku was implemented.
· PDF presentation has been updated.
October 25th, 2010· Support for the clang compiler was implemented.
· The new variables MKCHECKS and LEXLIB were added.
· Support for the Intel C/C++ compiler was improved.
· The man page and presentation were improved.
· Local mkc_install is always used for installing mk-configure for simplifying an installation process on non-BSD platforms.
· A new target "filelist" that outputs a list of files for the whole project (after installation) was introduced.
· The useless ".sh:" rule was removed.
· There are other minor changes and improvements.
September 21st, 2010· New variables PROJECTNAME and CFLAGS.pic.
· A new variable EXPORT_DYNAMIC for making all symbols in an executable visible to linked or dlopen'ed libraries.
· Fixes for Lua support.
· Support for EXPORT_SYMBOLS for Darwin.
· Fixes for Darwin (MKDLL). *BSD, Linux, and QNX: ld --retain-symbols-file is not used anymore for EXPORT_SYMBOLS; ld --version-script is used instead.
· Fixes for permissions on Interix.
· Documentation and presentation updates.
· Clean-ups.
September 6th, 2010· Fixes for LPREFIX, YPREFIX, and YHEADER.
· The target "install" creates destination directories by default (calls the target "installdirs").
· A new variable EXPORT_SYMBOLS for exporting (in shared object library) only specified symbols.
· New variables NOSUBDIR, EXPORT_VARNAMES, and NOEXPORT_VARNAMES in mkc.{subdir,subprj}.mk.
· By default, _mkc_* cache files are created in the project's top directory.
· Documentation updates.
· More regression tests and samples.
· Better support for Solaris and OSF1.
· Other improvements.
July 28th, 2010Several new variables are introduced:
· LUA_LMODDIR and LUA_CMODDIR - installation directories for Lua modules written in Lua and C.
· MKC_VERSION is now documented.
· MLINKS now works just like in NetBSD.
· CFLAGS.warns.. and CXXFLAGS.warns.. are now documented. Feel free to set them in sys.mk before installation.
· WARNERR for forcing warnings to be reported as errors.
· New targets are introduced: bin_tar, bin_targz, bin_tarbz2,
· bin_zip and bin_deb for creating archive files or .deb
package containing an installation image (Ex:
· examples/hello_files). This also introduces new variables: TAR,
· GZIP, BZIP2 and ZIP.
Documentation:
· Just a few notes about cross-compilation in mk-configure.7
· New slides, fixes and improvements in doc/presentation.pdf
· README: feel free to edit sys.mk before installation
· README: a few notes about tools used for development.
· Support for POD (Plain Old Documentation) is added
· (.pod.1, ..., .pod.9 and .pod.html suffix rules).
· New variables for this: POD2MAN, POD2MAN_FLAGS, POD2HTML
· and POD2HTML_FLAGS. Ex: examples/hello_xxzip
· ../Makefile.inc is included automatically if exists just like in NetBSD. Ex: hello_superfs.
· .ORDER: installdirs install. This should fix -j problem.
· Thanks to FreeBSD buys,
· swell.k at gmail.com and Mikolaj Golub
· WARNS: add support for HP-UX C/C++
· all:${FILES} ${MAN} etc. for the case when FILES are generated.
· Thanks to Jan Smydke.
· New examples (regression tests): hello_superfs, hello_xxzip.
June 23rd, 2010· Fixes and minor improvements were made in mkc_imp.pkg-config.mk, mkc_imp.lua.mk, and mkc_imp.lib.mk.
· The variables CC_TYPE, CXX_TYPE, and LD_TYPE were added.
· The MKC_BMAKE environment variable (if set) overrides the path to bmake set at compile-time.
· Documentation was added for /etc/mk.conf, @sysconfdir@/mk.conf, and MAKECONF.
· New slides and updates were made in presentation.
· Updates were made in the FAQ.