Make Targets was created to allow Sublime Text to run more than the 'Make' and 'Make Clean' Make targets. It does this by scanning a projects Makefile and figuring out the various targets, making them available as variants of the 'MakeTargets' build system.
First, find out where the packages directory is by going to (Preferences->Browse Packages), use that location in the git clone command.
Install from Package Control coming soon.
Select 'MakeTargets' as your build system and start a build like normal.
Using the 'Build With' command (ctrl+shift+b by default), you can change the Make target that will run on subsequient 'Build' (ctrl+b) commands; MakeTargets will remember the last target you ran!
The 'MakeTargets' command is also available from the Command Palette.
{'command': 'make_targets', 'args': see below}
All arguments are optional and have reasonable defaults.
-
working_dir
Where to build from.
Defaults to the expansion of
'${folder:${project_path:${file_path}}}'. -
file_regex
The regex the build system looks for errors.
Defaults to
'^(..[^:\n]*):([0-9]+):?([0-9]+)?:? (.*)'. -
syntax
The syntax to use for the output panel.
Defaults to
'Packages/Makefile/Make Output.sublime-syntax'. -
make_target
The target to make, can be an empty string or None.