op-geth/Makefile

# This Makefile is meant to be used by people that do not usually work
# with Go source code. If you know what GOPATH is then you probably
# don't need to bother with make.

.PHONY: geth mist all test travis-test-with-coverage clean
GOBIN = build/bin

geth:
	build/env.sh go install -v $(shell build/ldflags.sh) ./cmd/geth
	@echo "Done building."
	@echo "Run \"$(GOBIN)/geth\" to launch geth."

console:
	build/env.sh go install -v $(shell build/ldflags.sh) ./cmd/console
	@echo "Done building."
	@echo "Run \"$(GOBIN)/console\" to launch the console."

mist:
	build/env.sh go install -v $(shell build/ldflags.sh) ./cmd/mist
	@echo "Done building."
	@echo "Run \"$(GOBIN)/mist --asset_path=cmd/mist/assets\" to launch mist."

all:
	build/env.sh go install -v $(shell build/ldflags.sh) ./...

test: all
	build/env.sh go test ./...

travis-test-with-coverage: all
	build/env.sh build/test-global-coverage.sh

clean:
	rm -fr build/_workspace/pkg/ Godeps/_workspace/pkg $(GOBIN)/*
Makefile: for non-gophers Many people need or want to build go-ethereum from the git repository, mostly to stay up to date with recent changes. We cannot expect that people without Go experience grok the Go workspace concept. With the Makefile, building from github requires only three steps (provided that a Go toolchain is installed): - git clone https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum - ... install C libraries (libgmp, etc.) ... - make 2015-04-18 21:21:45 +00:00			`# This Makefile is meant to be used by people that do not usually work`
			`# with Go source code. If you know what GOPATH is then you probably`
			`# don't need to bother with make.`

Use Makefile for Travis tests 2015-04-28 23:27:47 +00:00			`.PHONY: geth mist all test travis-test-with-coverage clean`
Makefile: for non-gophers Many people need or want to build go-ethereum from the git repository, mostly to stay up to date with recent changes. We cannot expect that people without Go experience grok the Go workspace concept. With the Makefile, building from github requires only three steps (provided that a Go toolchain is installed): - git clone https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum - ... install C libraries (libgmp, etc.) ... - make 2015-04-18 21:21:45 +00:00			`GOBIN = build/bin`

			`geth:`
Makefile: set main.gitCommit when building 2015-04-28 10:53:50 +00:00			`build/env.sh go install -v $(shell build/ldflags.sh) ./cmd/geth`
Makefile: for non-gophers Many people need or want to build go-ethereum from the git repository, mostly to stay up to date with recent changes. We cannot expect that people without Go experience grok the Go workspace concept. With the Makefile, building from github requires only three steps (provided that a Go toolchain is installed): - git clone https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum - ... install C libraries (libgmp, etc.) ... - make 2015-04-18 21:21:45 +00:00			`@echo "Done building."`
			`@echo "Run \"$(GOBIN)/geth\" to launch geth."`

added console command 2015-06-08 10:43:58 +00:00			`console:`
			`build/env.sh go install -v $(shell build/ldflags.sh) ./cmd/console`
			`@echo "Done building."`
			`@echo "Run \"$(GOBIN)/console\" to launch the console."`

Makefile: for non-gophers Many people need or want to build go-ethereum from the git repository, mostly to stay up to date with recent changes. We cannot expect that people without Go experience grok the Go workspace concept. With the Makefile, building from github requires only three steps (provided that a Go toolchain is installed): - git clone https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum - ... install C libraries (libgmp, etc.) ... - make 2015-04-18 21:21:45 +00:00			`mist:`
Makefile: set main.gitCommit when building 2015-04-28 10:53:50 +00:00			`build/env.sh go install -v $(shell build/ldflags.sh) ./cmd/mist`
Makefile: for non-gophers Many people need or want to build go-ethereum from the git repository, mostly to stay up to date with recent changes. We cannot expect that people without Go experience grok the Go workspace concept. With the Makefile, building from github requires only three steps (provided that a Go toolchain is installed): - git clone https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum - ... install C libraries (libgmp, etc.) ... - make 2015-04-18 21:21:45 +00:00			`@echo "Done building."`
			`@echo "Run \"$(GOBIN)/mist --asset_path=cmd/mist/assets\" to launch mist."`

Makefile: add test target 2015-04-28 11:16:47 +00:00			`all:`
			`build/env.sh go install -v $(shell build/ldflags.sh) ./...`

			`test: all`
			`build/env.sh go test ./...`

Use Makefile for Travis tests 2015-04-28 23:27:47 +00:00			`travis-test-with-coverage: all`
			`build/env.sh build/test-global-coverage.sh`

Makefile: for non-gophers Many people need or want to build go-ethereum from the git repository, mostly to stay up to date with recent changes. We cannot expect that people without Go experience grok the Go workspace concept. With the Makefile, building from github requires only three steps (provided that a Go toolchain is installed): - git clone https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum - ... install C libraries (libgmp, etc.) ... - make 2015-04-18 21:21:45 +00:00			`clean:`
Makefile: clean should also delete Godeps/_workspace/pkg 2015-04-28 10:06:59 +00:00			`rm -fr build/_workspace/pkg/ Godeps/_workspace/pkg $(GOBIN)/*`