feat: add cross-compilation support with --target flag

- Updated build and run commands to accept a --target option for specifying target platforms.
- Enhanced documentation to include cross-compilation usage and supported targets.
- Modified configuration to allow target-specific settings and toolchains.
- Introduced a new test command to run project tests with specified profiles and targets.
- Improved handling of target directories and output structure for different platforms.
- Added support for multiple targets in the configuration file.
- Implemented inheritance for workspace and dependencies based on target and profile.
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@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ The current implementation is written in Rust.
- Build static and shared libraries
- ASM projects with NASM/GAS or via GCC/Clang
- Mixed language projects (`language = ["c", "asm"]` and similar)
- Cross-compilation with `--target` (short names: `linux`, `macos`, `windows`)
- Target-specific configurations and inheritance
- Update the binary via `dcr --update` (GitHub Releases, not for pacman/AUR installs)
## Supported Platforms
@@ -119,6 +121,16 @@ Run manually:
Removes the `target` directory in the project root.
Use `dcr clean --all` in a workspace root to clean all member projects.
### `dcr gen`
Generates IDE integration files and build tools.
- `dcr gen vscode`: VS Code workspace config
- `dcr gen clion`: CLion project files
- `dcr gen compile-commands`: `compile_commands.json` for clang tools
### `dcr test`
Runs the test suite.
Use `dcr test --init` to create test files.
## Build Profiles
Two profiles are supported:
- `--debug` (default) - built-in flags per compiler
@@ -136,6 +148,33 @@ Use `build.roots` and `build.src_disable` to replace the default `src/` root.
Use `build.steps` and `build.post_steps` to run custom commands.
Use `build.clean` for extra cleanup paths and `[run].cmd` to override run command.
## Cross-compilation
DCR supports cross-compilation via `--target <triple>` or short names:
```sh
dcr build --target linux --release # x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
dcr build --target macos --release # x86_64-apple-darwin
dcr build --target windows --release # x86_64-pc-windows-msvc
dcr run --target aarch64-linux-gnu
```
Configure multiple targets and target-specific settings in `dcr.toml`:
```toml
[build.targets]
targets = ["linux", "windows"]
[build.linux]
compiler = "gcc"
cflags = ["-O2"]
[build.windows]
compiler = "x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc"
```
See [Cross-compilation guide](docs/dependencies-and-build/cross-compilation.md) for details.
## Configuration
The main project file is `dcr.toml`.