Command Line

To build a project one can simply run 'jet build' followed by the name of the project like so:

jet build <project_name>

To specify the build configuration you want to use specify it after the project name as so:

jet build <project_name> <configuration_name>

If no build configuration is specified it defaults to the first one in the project file

To build the project in your current directory one can run:

jet build

To run the included tests:

jet runtests

Available command line options:

-o 0/1/2/3: specifies compiler optimization level

-f: forces recompilation of the project

-t: prints the timing of various stages of the compilation

-r: runs the created executable after compiling the program

-ir: outputs output.ir with LLVM IR source in your build directory when building

--target target_name: sets the compilation target as a triplet such as 'i686-pc-linux-gnu'

--linker linker_command: sets the command for the linker you want to uses, defaults to gnu ld style usage for any custom linker

--debug 0/1/2: specifies amount of debug information to output, 0 is none, 1 is line information, 2 is everything

build <project_name> [configuration_name] [command line options...] * builds the specified project

runtests * builds and runs included tests

new <project_name> * creates a new project called project_name in your current directory

projects * lists all projects that the compiler has built and their locations

convert (header_name) * converts the C header file header_name into a file containing the corresponding jet declarations