v1.12.1
v1.12.0
- Critical path scheduler which orders the jobs by their runtime history #2177
This may break your build if you haven’t specified your dependencies correctly. - Resiliency against inputs changing during the build #1943
- Reliable ETA and progress percentage in status #1963
- Support for path lengths over 260 characters on Windows #1900
- ARM binaries are now available for Windows and Linux, too
- Several bugfixes
See https://github.com/ninja-build/ninja/milestone/6?closed=1 for a complete list of changes.
v1.11.1
This is a hotfix release for a SIGFPE on Linux: #2173
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Ninja is a small build system with a focus on speed. It differs from other build systems in two major respects:
it is designed to have its input files generated by a higher-level build system,
and it is designed to run builds as fast as possible.
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Installing and Configuring Ninja on Linux and Windows #
Ninja is a small build system written in C and C++ that is used for fast builds. It’s popular among developers due to its speed and flexibility.
Installing Ninja on Linux #
To install Ninja on Linux, you can use the package manager. Here’s an example using apt:
sudo apt-get install ninja-buildAlternatively, you can install Ninja from source using the following commands:
git clone https://github.com/ninja-build/ninja.git
cd ninja
autoreconf -fiInstalling Ninja on Windows #
To install Ninja on Windows, you can download the pre-compiled binaries from the Ninja website and add the directory to your PATH environment variable.
Basic Usage #
Here’s an example build.ninja file that compiles a simple C program:
rule cc
command = $cc $cflags $src $output
description = Compiling $src
build foo: src/main.c
cflags = -g
cc = gcc
src = main.c
output = fooThis will compile main.c with the -g flag and produce an executable named foo.
Dependencies #
Here’s an example build.ninja file that depends on a header file:
rule cc
command = $cc $cflags $src $output
description = Compiling $src
build foo: src/main.c deps/header.h
cflags = -g
cc = gcc
src = main.c
output = fooThis will compile main.c and link it against the header file.
Custom Rules #
Here’s an example build.ninja file that defines a custom rule:
rule my_rule
command = my_command $output
description = Running $output
build my_output: my_ruleThis will run the my_command command with the output as an argument.
Variables #
Here’s an example build.ninja file that uses variables:
var MY_VAR = foo
rule cc
command = $cc $cflags $src $output
description = Compiling $src
build foo: src/main.c
cflags = -g
cc = gcc
src = main.c
output = foo
my_var = $MY_VARThis will set the my_var variable to the value of MY_VAR.
This is a basic overview of installing and configuring Ninja on Linux and Windows. You can find more information on the Ninja documentation website.
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