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README.md  view on Meta::CPAN

To use xmake in your `alienfile`s, require this module and use `%{xmake}`.

```perl
use alienfile;
# ...
    [ '%{xmake}', 'install' ],
# ...
```

# xmake Cookbook

xmake is severely underrated so I'll add more nifty things here but for now
just a quick example.

You're free to create your own projects, of course, but xmake comes with the
ability to generate an entire project for you:

```
$ xmake create -P hi    # generates a basic console project in C++ and xmake.lua build script
$ cd hi

lib/Alien/xmake.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=head1 Alien::Base Helper

To use xmake in your C<alienfile>s, require this module and use C<%{xmake}>.

    use alienfile;
    # ...
        [ '%{xmake}', 'install' ],
    # ...

=head1 xmake Cookbook

xmake is severely underrated so I'll add more nifty things here but for now
just a quick example.

You're free to create your own projects, of course, but xmake comes with the
ability to generate an entire project for you:

    $ xmake create -P hi    # generates a basic console project in C++ and xmake.lua build script
    $ cd hi
    $ xmake -y              # builds the project if required, installing defined prerequisite libs, etc.