Targets

Targets are generally a platform (like macos or android).

The target have all files and scripts to build C++ code to some platform. You can see all targets inside folder "files/targets".

Currently all targets use CMake to compile and generate project files ready to build. So each target has their own CMakeLists.txt file inside target folder called "cmake", example files/targets/linux/cmake/CmakeLists.txt.

And the target have a module for it, that contains specific C++ code for that platform and is imported by CMakeLists.txt file, example files/modules/target-linux/cmake/module.cmake.

Generally all targets share the most used C++ in the project and because of this Ezored has a commom CMake file files/common/cmake/common.cmake.

Some targets add more source files and compile parameters. Some examples are the targets "android" that add their JNI files and "ios" that add their OBJC files.

A target has their "verbs" that can have any name like build, package etc. All verbs are stored inside "verbs" folder of a target and this will be used to appear on target verb list when you call the target on terminal. Example:

python make.py target linux

and

python make.py target linux build

It will execute bootstrap file of Ezored, that will do some validations and will search for a file with the path files/targets/linux/verbs/build.py and will send all parameter to a function called run inside it.

If you don't remember what verbs are available for a target you can type only this to list all verbs:

python make.py target linux