PUG.H

PUG.H is a stupidly simple build system designed for small C/C++ projects. It consists of a single header file that you can easily copy into your project. PUG.H requires only a C compiler to build itself, making it lightweight and straightforward to use.

Features

• Single Header File: Just copy pug.h to your project.
• Tiny: Less than 500 lines of code.
• No Dependencies: Requires only a C compiler.
• Easy to Use: Simple syntax to create your builds.
• Incremental Builds: PUG rebuilds only changed source files for fast incremental compilation.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• A C compiler (e.g., GCC or Clang)

Usage

1. Copy pug.h to your project directory.
2. Create a build file named pug.c:

Here’s a simple example of how to use PUG.H in your project:

#define CC "clang" // You can change the C compiler using this. "gcc" is the default.
#include "pug.h"

int main(int argc, const char **argv) {
  // Auto-rebuild pug if this file is changed.
  auto_rebuild_pug(argc, argv);
  // Create new executable
  Exe test_exe = {
      // Set executable name
      .name = "hello-world",
      // Set list of sources for executable
      .sources = FILES("hello-world.c"),
      // Set install directory for compiled binary.
      // Can be customized with enviroment variable like this: "BINDIR=/usr/bin ./pug"
      .install_dir = env_or("BINDIR", "/usr/local/bin"),
  };
  // Parse args
  if (argc == 2) {
    // If 1st argument is "clean" - remove all build files for this executable
    if (!strcmp(argv[1], "clean"))
      exe_clean(&test_exe);
    // If 1st argument is "install" - install binary to install_dir
    if (!strcmp(argv[1], "install"))
      exe_install(&test_exe);
    return 0;
  }
  // Build executable if no args is provided
  exe_build(&test_exe);
}

3. Build pug with gcc -o pug pug.c
4. Run ./pug to build your project
5. Run ./pug clean to clean up the build files
6. Run ./pug install to install executable

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.