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| .. | ||
| extensions | ||
| platform | ||
| AllLangHelp.mk | ||
| AllLangMoTarget.mk | ||
| AllLangPackage.mk | ||
| AutoInstall.mk | ||
| CliAssembly.mk | ||
| CliLibrary.mk | ||
| CliNativeLibrary.mk | ||
| CliUnoApi.mk | ||
| CompilerTest.mk | ||
| ComponentTarget.mk | ||
| config.guess | ||
| config.sub | ||
| Configuration.mk | ||
| CppunitTest.mk | ||
| CustomTarget.mk | ||
| Deliver.mk | ||
| Dictionary.mk | ||
| empty.zip | ||
| Executable.mk | ||
| Extension.mk | ||
| ExtensionPackage.mk | ||
| ExternalExecutable.mk | ||
| ExternalPackage.mk | ||
| ExternalProject.mk | ||
| Gallery.mk | ||
| gbuild.help.txt | ||
| gbuild.mk | ||
| gen-autoinstall.py | ||
| GeneratedPackage.mk | ||
| Helper.mk | ||
| HelpTarget.mk | ||
| InstallModule.mk | ||
| InstallModuleTarget.mk | ||
| InstallScript.mk | ||
| InternalUnoApi.mk | ||
| Jar.mk | ||
| JavaClassSet.mk | ||
| JunitTest.mk | ||
| Library.mk | ||
| LinkTarget.mk | ||
| Module.mk | ||
| Output.mk | ||
| Package.mk | ||
| PackageSet.mk | ||
| Pagein.mk | ||
| partial_build.mk | ||
| Postprocess.mk | ||
| PrecompiledHeaders.mk | ||
| PythonTest.mk | ||
| Pyuno.mk | ||
| Rdb.mk | ||
| README | ||
| SdiTarget.mk | ||
| StaticLibrary.mk | ||
| TargetLocations.mk | ||
| Tempfile.mk | ||
| UIConfig.mk | ||
| UITest.mk | ||
| UnoApi.mk | ||
| UnoApiTarget.mk | ||
| UnpackedTarball.mk | ||
| WinResTarget.mk | ||
| Zip.mk | ||
GBuild is a set of makefile macros built on top of gmake that attempts to simplify LibreOffice development. See https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Build_System/ for online build-system documentation. See https://web.archive.org/web/20130911015536/http://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Build_Environment_Effort/Module_Migration for an archived overview of the new build system. See ./solenv/doc/gbuild for a commented class/API hierarchy of gbuild written in C++ syntax. It was not intended for any use beyond to generate nicelooking docs with the doxygen doxygen documentation generator from it. It likely is quite outdated these days.