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ARM make Utility 13.2 Command-line Options The armmake command has the following syntax: armmake [options] [list-of-targets-and-macro-definitions] options are as follows: -f makefile Read the system description from makefile. makefile defaults to makefile if omitted. -i Ignore return codes from commands (equivalent to .IGNORE). armmake usually stops if it encounters a bad (non-0) return code. -k On encountering a bad (non-zero) return code, don't give up, but continue with each branch of the makefile that does not depend on the failing command. This is likely to be useful if you are rebuilding a large system after making many changes and armmake is required to do as much rebuilding as possible. -n Don't execute any commands; just show on the screen what commands would be executed, and give the reason for wanting to execute each one. -o command-file Don't execute commands to make the target(s) up-to-date; write them to command-file for later execution. -s Don't echo commands to be executed (equivalent to .SILENT). This option will stop armmake from outputting messages but it does not stop the commands it issues from outputting messages. -t Generate commands to make target(s) up-to-date by setting source time stamps consistently (only guaranteed to succeed if all sources exist). Notes The list of targets and macro definitions is space-separated, and optional. List elements are: • deemed a target to be built by armmake if they contain no '=' character. The target is added to the list of objects to be built by armmake. If no targets are specified, the first target in the makefile is built. • deemed to be a macro definition if they contain an '=' character. The string to the left of the '=' is interpreted as a macro name, which is initialised to be the string to the right of the '=' character. Note that if any spaces are to be specified in the value of the macro, the whole list element should be enclosed in double quotes. For example: armmake myprog "STRING=Three Blind Mice" Reference Manual ARM DUI 0020D 13-3
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