build.scb

-- -*- lua -*-

-- This is a SubCritical build script. It describes the package(s) here to
-- scbuild. It is a Lua script, so you can use fancy platform-specific logic
-- to determine what gets build. (See config_question)

-- *** BUILD TARGETS ***
-- Most build scripts will only have one entry here (that of the package being
-- compiled)
local need_libdl = config_question("NEED_LIBDL", "Does your OS require linking with libdl?", "bool")

targets = {
   ["subcritical_helper"]={"helper.cc"},
   ["core"]={"core.cc"},
}
if(need_libdl) then targets.subcritical_helper.libflags = "-ldl" end

-- *** INSTALLATION FILES ***
install = {
   -- Header files to install. These will be installed to the location scbuild
   -- expects to find them (with some twiddling, to support Windows).
   headers={"core.h"},
   -- Packages to install. Normally, there will only be one entry here (same as
   -- the one build target above). To support Windows, you should only have one
   -- package built here.
   packages={"core"},
   -- Lua packages to install. Normally, you won't put these in! (Unless you're
   -- abusing scbuild as a generic Lua package build system...)
   lcpackages={"subcritical_helper"},
   lpackages={"subcritical.lua"},
}