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NAME
Silent — module for supporting silent rules
SYNOPSIS
include z.mk
$(eval $(call ZMK.Import,Silent))
DESCRIPTION
The Silent module, once imported, provides functions and variables for supporting silent rules. Silent
rules are a configuration option, trading precision of the exact commands used by the build system, for
better visibility of warnings and other output. When enabled, actual commands executed by Make are hidden
and a symbolic representation replaced with a symbolic representation devoid of details.
Silent rules are usually a configuration option of a specific build workspace. To enable, execute the
configure script with the option --enable-silent-rules.
TARGETS
This module does not provide any targets.
VARIABLES
This module provides the following variables.
Silent.Active
The global silent mode toggle. Any non-empty value enables silent rules. This is automatically
configured by the Configure module.
Silent.Command
Expands to @ when silent rules are active. Can be placed in front of commands of a make rule to cause
make not to echo the command itself. It should be paired with Silent.Say for the complete experience.
Silent.Say
Function expanding to a shell command printing the 1st and 2nd argument. The first argument should be
the symbolic name of the tool, such as CC or LD. The second argument should be the resulting file, i.e.
$@.
EXAMPLES
A hypothetical rule for compiling .foo files to .fooobj files, supporting silent rules, might look like
this.
include z.mk
$(eval $(call ZMK.Import,Silent))
%.fooobj: %.foo
$(eval $(call Silent.Say,FOOCC,$@))
$(Silent.Command)foocc -c $^ -o $@
HISTORY
The Silent module first appeared in zmk 0.4
AUTHORS
Zygmunt Krynicki <me@zygoon.pl>
zmk 0.5.1 October 21, 2020 zmk.Silent(5)