sourCEntral -   <div class="manpages" id="manpage"> <a href="%$(PREFIX)$%1+ACR">ACR(1)</a> BSD General Commands Manual <a href="%$(PREFIX)$%1+ACR">ACR(1)</a> NAME acr — autoconf replacement SYNOPSIS acr [−dDehmnprvwx] [-o file] [file | args] DESCRIPTION ACR tries to replace the autoconf functionality generating a full compatible "configure" script. The main difference is that ACR uses shell script instead of m4, and final generated script looks smaller, faster, easy to read and maintain. There’s a new concept that consists on adding simple rules. And trying to skip all programming and non-portable stuff. That breaks standarization of software packages. −d −-debug Runs ACR in debug mode. This will show a branch tree for all command calls, allowing the developer to see if the target script is parsed properly. −D −-dist Scans current project directory, resets to the initial state and creates a distname tarball ’pkgname-version.tar.gz’. −e −-embed Embeds configure.acr into the final configure script. −h −-help Show the usage message to the console. −m −-makefile Creates a sample "Makefile.acr" using configure.acr file. −n −-do-nothing Do not create the final configure script. −o −-output [file] Generate the configure script into a different filename. −p −-progress-bar Show progress bar. −r Recovery mode. See <a href="%$(PREFIX)$%1+acr-cat">acr-cat(1)</a> for more information. −s Strip default code generation, this is flag parsing and system checks. −v −--version Show version information. −w −--word −[number] Cats the ’configure.acr’ file and colorizes the desired word number. −x −-exec Generates and executes the configure.acr directly without creating the "configure" file. You can also pass the cmdline flags like −−prefix, etc. SEE ALSO <a href="%$(PREFIX)$%1+amr">amr(1)</a> <a href="%$(PREFIX)$%1+acr-cat">acr-cat(1)</a> <a href="%$(PREFIX)$%5+configure.acr">configure.acr(5)</a> <a href="%$(PREFIX)$%5+configure.amr">configure.amr(5)</a> AUTHOR pancake <pancake AT nopcode DOT org> http://nopcode.org/wk.php/Acr BSD Nov 13, 2013 BSD </div>

ACR(1) BSD General Commands Manual ACR(1)

NAME

acr — autoconf replacement

SYNOPSIS

acr [−dDehmnprvwx] [-o file] [file | args]

DESCRIPTION

ACR tries to replace the autoconf functionality generating a full compatible "configure" script. The main difference is that ACR uses shell script instead of m4, and final generated script looks smaller, faster, easy to read and maintain.

There’s a new concept that consists on adding simple rules. And trying to skip all programming and non-portable stuff. That breaks standarization of software packages.

−d −-debug

Runs ACR in debug mode. This will show a branch tree for all command calls, allowing the developer to see if the target script is parsed properly.

−D −-dist

Scans current project directory, resets to the initial state and creates a distname tarball ’pkgname-version.tar.gz’.

−e −-embed

Embeds configure.acr into the final configure script.

−h −-help

Show the usage message to the console.

−m −-makefile

Creates a sample "Makefile.acr" using configure.acr file.

−n −-do-nothing

Do not create the final configure script.

−o −-output [file]

Generate the configure script into a different filename.

−p −-progress-bar

Show progress bar.

−r

Recovery mode. See acr-cat(1) for more information.

−s

Strip default code generation, this is flag parsing and system checks.

−v −--version

Show version information.

−w −--word −[number]

Cats the ’configure.acr’ file and colorizes the desired word number.

−x −-exec

Generates and executes the configure.acr directly without creating the "configure" file. You can also pass the cmdline flags like −−prefix, etc.

AUTHOR

pancake <pancake AT nopcode DOT org>

http://nopcode.org/wk.php/Acr

BSD Nov 13, 2013 BSD

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