asm-setup - asm installer written in make
asm-setup [PREFIX=/usr] [DESTDIR=] [TARGET=all]...
asm-setup [un]install [PREFIX=/usr] [DESTDIR=]
to [un]install binary to system.
asm-setup [un]install-user
to install binary to current user.
asm-setup android-screen-monitor
to fetch sources.
asm-setup clean
to remove temporary files.
asm-setup help
to display this message.
asm-setup Makefile
to create a Makefile symlink and then run make frontend.
make all
to download sources to current directory.
PREFIX The prefix [default: /usr].
DESTDIR To install offline.
asm-setup is a Makefile based installer. It is an example of how to provide an alternative to shell scripting to do things. The Makefile must be executable and its shebang sets to #!/usr/bin/make -f.
Even if this example is not appropriate, using make(1) have several advantages. It makes things easier to parallelize tasks and to avoid redoing tasks from scratch when they are done.
Install for all users
# asm-setup install
or with super-user privileges
$ sudo asm-setup install
Install for current user only
$ asm-setup install DESTDIR=~ PREFIX=
or using install-user alias
$ asm-setup install-user
Written by Gaël PORTAY [email protected]
Copyright (c) 2016-2017 Gaël PORTAY
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the MIT License.