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Dexoron fd88e036ed 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.

2026-04-11 13:36:18 +08:00

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dcr run

Builds the project and runs the resulting binary.

Usage

dcr run
dcr run --debug
dcr run --release
dcr run --target linux --release
dcr run --release --force
dcr run --debug --clean

Behavior

Validates dcr.toml.
Reads package.name, build.kind, and optional build.target.
Runs the same build flow as dcr build.
Executes the built artifact path for the selected profile.
If [run].cmd is set, runs that command instead of the built binary.

Restrictions

If build.kind = "staticlib" or build.kind = "sharedlib", run exits with error.
The profile is selected from the first argument.
--target <triple> runs the binary for specified target (short names: linux, macos, windows).
--force skips build cache checks and recompiles.
--clean removes target/<profile> and build.clean paths before building.

`run.cmd` variables

run.cmd supports the same variables as build steps: {profile}, {version}, {version_major}, {version_minor}, {version_patch}, {version_suffix}, {version_suffix_dash}. The command runs via sh -c on Unix and cmd /C on Windows.

On build failure

dcr run attempts to launch an existing binary from the same profile if present; otherwise it reports that code errors must be fixed.

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