Simple Makefile for your C and C++ Projects

1. Copy the makefile to your project's base directory
2. Adjust the "GLOBAL CONFIGURATION" section in the makefile
3. Run make

As simple as it should be :)

The Makefile comes with two premade build configurations, debug and release. It supports adding arbitrary additional configurations in the "BUILD CONFIGURATIONS" section. Simply run make <config name> to build the respective config. Add V=1 to run in verbose mode.

Changelog

v2.0:

• Added support for arbitrary build configurations
• Added option to configure source file extensions
• Updated premade configurations

v1.3:

• Added option for autorun after build
• Binaries are now simply called 'debug' and 'release' by default
• Shortened readme
• Minor cleanup
• Improved documentation

v1.2:

• Added support for multiple include and source directories (simply list them separated by space)
• Non-verbose mode now prints full relative paths
• Fixed bug that resulted in different behavior when switching from non-verbose to verbose mode (V=0 --> V=1)
• Added -Wshadow to default flags
• Improved documentation

v1.1:

• Added the option to set the debug and release build directories to the same directory.
  In that case, the output binaries are suffixed with "_debug" and "_release".

v1.0:

• Initial release