prjstart is a generic C project framework. The buildsystem supports both vanilla C and Cocoa projects (OS X). It handles the C, Obj-C, and C++ languages. It has been tested on Linux and OS X.

The Makefile and files under `buildsystem' should not need to be modified. Targets are configured with target makefiles. Two examples are under `targets'; one for a vanilla C project, and one for a Cocoa project. Targets can support multiple build configs, such as debug and release.

Running make alone will provide a help and list of detected targets.

$ make
usage: make <target[.config]>
       make TARGETMK=<target makefile> [CONFIG=<config>]
       make all
       make clean
other options:
       VERBOSE    setting this to 1 enables verbose output
       INSTALL    setting this to 1 runs the install script for
                  each goal specified
targets:
 * cocoa
 * vanilla

TARGET

The target makefile's basename is used to create this variable unless it is defined in the environment.

SOURCES

List of all sources to compile for the target.

LIBRARIES

List of all required libraries to link against. Each library becomes a -l<library> flag during the link stage. NOTE: If you are using the standard C++ libary (e.g. iostream), you must add stdc++ to this list.

OPTIONS

Global build options for all configurations. Each option becomes a -D<option> style flag.

FRAMEWORKS

List of frameworks to build against. (Obj-C / OS X)

All flags can be appended to in the target makefile as well. For example, `CPPFLAGS += <flag>'

TO BE WRITTEN

see include/logging.h