ANN: smk v0.0.3, first public release

[Lionel Draghi <lionel.draghi@gmail.com>]

smk is a make without Makefile.

Smk stands for smart make. 
Or simple make, as you want.

Overview:
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smk needs as argument a simple file containing commands, like MyBuild.txt:

gcc -o hello.o -c hello.c
gcc -o main.o -c main.c
gcc -o hello hello.o main.o

Thats it. 
No depedencies, no recipes, no targets.

How does it works?
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During execution, smk observes which files are read, and will be considered as input files (sources), and which are written, and will be considered as targets.  

When re-running MyBuild.txt, smk checks for updated sources since last run, and missing targets, and run only what should be run accordingly.


Get it and build it:
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git clone https://github.com/LionelDraghi/smk.git
cd smk
gprbuild -P smk.gpr

NB : It is a *Linux* specific tools (for now), relying on strace / ptrace.


Quick Start and more :
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http://lionel.draghi.free.fr/smk/



Thanks for your feedback on the tool.


Lionel