Bake 1.0 review

Bake is a small domain specific programming language for describing how to transform one file into another

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 91K Developer: Dylan William Hardison and Bryan Donlan

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Bake is a small domain specific programming language for describing how to transform one file into another. Bake uses the typical topological sort, but has features that make describing this relatively easy.

Bake has patterns, similar to make, but which are part of the dependency graph (unlike in make).

Requirements:
ocaml
findlib
ocaml getopt
ocaml oUnit
perl

Installation:

./configure
./ezbake
./ezbake test
./ezbake install

Usage:

I don't have to write this until I release 1.00, which doesn't happen until bdonlan writes a Recipe to compile openc2e (http://openc2e.ccdevnet.org).

What's New in This Release:
Improved shake (an unreleased autoconf replacement), optimizations, and dozens of smaller changes.