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If you want it to be installed in another place just run `make` and copy the file to where you want it.
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## Usage
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### Config file
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In order to create a MakeGen configuration file use the following command:
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makegen --conf
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makegen conf gen prompt
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This will prompt you with all the needed configurations in order to create a Makefile which will compile your code.
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When this is done it will create a file called `makegen.conf` which contains all relevant data for MakeGen to create a Makefile.
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If you want to change your config you can modify the makegen.conf file or use makegens config command line interface.
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To see the possible changes you can do see the help file by entering:
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makegen conf
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### Compiling
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After that simply compile your code with:
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makegen
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clean all install run
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Since MakeGen generates include dependencies in your Makefile it can cause the Makefile to get very cluttered.
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In order to make it less cluttered you can run `makegen --simple` which will generate (and run) a Makefile without header file dependencies.
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In order to make it less cluttered you can run `makegen --simple` which will generate (and run) a Makefile without header file dependencies.
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