Welcome to mk-project’s documentation!

Contents:

• mk-project
  • Presentation
  • Hackme
  • What provide mk-project
  • How mk-project works
  • Author(s)
  • Contributor(s)
  • The future of mk-project
• Building a mk-project project
  • Starting
  • C/C++ Compiler settings
  • Files
  • Disassembling
  • Profiling
  • C/C++ code formatters
  • Documentation
  • About informations
  • Others Informations
  • Licensing
  • *.desktop file
  • Archiving your project
  • Summary
• Working on an existing mk-project project
  • Open an mk-project project
  • Reconfiguring an existing project
  • Adding files to your project
• mk-project documentation
  • Introduction
  • You are a sphinx user:
  • You aren’t a sphinx user
  • mk-project documentation visualize
  • mk-project slots
  • rst2man
• mk-project code investigating, debugging and disassembling
  • Introduction
  • The make info target
  • The make gdb target
  • The make ldd target
  • The make nm target
  • The make objdump target
  • The make strace target
  • The make ltrace target
  • The make strip target
  • Oprofile targets
  • Valgrind targets
  • Alternative to *_OPTS
  • Documentation Source
• mk-project code formatters
  • Introduction
  • Using the indent utility
  • Using the astyle utility
• mk-project contributing advices
  • mk-project zen
  • How contibute ?
  • Makefile
  • code formatters
• *.todo or *.tdo file format specifications:
  • Markup syntax
  • Markup Types
  • Priority_level
  • TASK_ORDER
  • Advices
  • Syntax of *.todo file(s) content
  • End word of specifications of the *.todo file(s) format
  • Example of a *.todo file:
  • License
• About mk-project
  • A word from the author
  • Dependencies
• mk-project Gtk3 types
  • GtkSmartIconButton
  • GtkSmartIconButton
  • GtkTermTab
  • GtkMkTerm

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page