progen(1)

init

progen init -p PROJECT -tar TARGET_NAME [-dir SCAN_DIR] -o OUTPUT_DIR [-v | -q]

Add progen support to a project

If you want progen support for a project, this is the command to use. It scans the repository for files and creates 2 YAML files:

1)

the main project file (projects.yaml), and

2)

a project YAML file

In the project YAML file, there are all sources/includes and other project-related settings which progen finds in the repository. This creates a valid progen project file if a folder contains one valid project. In the case there are many, this command can serve at least as guidance - edit and move the YAML file accordingly to a folder structure to split projects.

Arguments

-p

project name

-tar

target name for the project

-dir

directory to scan (default: none; scan all in directory progen was executed in)

-o

directory for generated files

-v

increase verbosity of output (repeat for even more verbose output)

-q

decrease verbosity of output (repeat for even less verbose output)

generate

progen generate -f FILE [-p PROJECT] [-t TOOL] [-b] [-c] [-o OPTIONS] [-j JOBS] [-v | -q]

Export defined projects

Arguments

-f FILE

path to projects.yaml file

-p PROJECT

name of the project to generate. If not specified, all projects within projects in projects.yaml are exported

-t TOOL

tool name (uvision, iar, etc). If not specified, tools are checked in records (tool_supported).

-b

build the exported project (note: not every tool supports building a project)

-c

copy all files defined for a project to exported directory

-o OPTIONS

toolchain options

-j

number of concurrent jobs to use for generating projects (default is 1; not supported by all tools)

-v

increase verbosity of output (repeat for even more verbose output)

-q

decrease verbosity of output (repeat for even less verbose output)

build

progen build -f FILE [-p PROJECT] [-t TOOL] [-c] [-k] [-o OPTIONS] [-x] [-j JOBS] [-v | -q]

Export a project, then build it. Note that not all tools support building.

Arguments

-f FILE

path to projects.yaml file

-p PROJECT

name of the project to build (if not specified, all projects within projects in projects.yaml are built)

-t TOOL

build project files for specified tool

-c

copy sources (as it exports first, this is used for exporting prior to building)

-k

clean project before building

-o OPTIONS

toolchain options

-x

stop on first failure

-j

number of concurrent build jobs (default is 1; not supported by all tools)

project

specify projects to be generated and built

-v

increase verbosity of output (repeat for even more verbose output)

-q

decrease verbosity of output (repeat for even less verbose output)

list

progen list targets [-v | -q]
progen list tools [-v | -q]
progen list -f FILE projects [-v | -q]

List targets, tools or projects

Arguments

targets

list all supported targets

tools

list all supported tools

projects

list all projects the repository supports (requires -f argument specified)

-f FILE

path to projects.yaml

-v

increase verbosity of output (repeat for even more verbose output)

-q

decrease verbosity of output (repeat for even less verbose output)

clean

progen clean -f FILE -p PROJECT [-t TOOL] [-v | -q]

Remove progen files/folders

This command removes progen-related files/folders. If progen generates data to various folders (for example, a per-project directory somewhere), this command will remove those folders.

Arguments

-f FILE

path to projects.yaml file

-p PROJECT

the project name which should be cleaned (removed)

-t TOOL

the tool name (if not specified, tools are taken from tools_supported)

project

specify projects to be cleaned (removed)

-v

increase verbosity of output (repeat for even more verbose output)

-q

decrease verbosity of output (repeat for even less verbose output)