mabu command #ML1

mabu.log

C:\Unity\MagicLeap\mlsdk\v0.20.0>mabu -h
usage: mabu [-h] [--version] [-t SPEC] [--path PATH] [-X] [-q] [-v] [-j [N]]
            [-k] [-o OUTDIR] [-c] [-r] [-s FILE] [--set-options OPTIONS]
            [-m FILE] [-a] [-n] [-b] [-l] [-p] [--allow-unsigned]
            [--create-package] [--local] [--refs] [--rescan] [--help-target]
            [--help-projects] [--help-vars] [--help-commands] [--print-target]
            [--print-components] [--print-options] [--print-configs]
            [--print-tools] [--print-resolved] [--print-build-vars]
            [--print-outputs] [--print-output-directories]
            [--print-layout-directories] [--print-package-outputs]
            [--print-indexer-config] [--print-invoke-commands]
            [--print-invoke-vars] [--print-project-files]
            [--print-signing-data INPUT_MPK] [--invoke] [-z] [-Z]
            [--invoke-args INVOKE_ARGS] [--export-json FILE]
            [--create-cmake-toolchain FILE] [--re-sign INPUT_MPK]
            [project [VAR=value]]

Build and package a Magic Leap project.

positional arguments:
  project [VAR=value]   the project name (a path to a *.mabu or *.package
                        file) along with variable settings like MLSDK.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --version             report version of mabu
  -t SPEC, --target SPEC
                        override the build target specification (use --help-
                        target for details)
  --path PATH           add search directories for *.option, *.config, and
                        *.comp files; separated by ';'
  -X, --external-mabu-data
                        when MLSDK is overridden on the command line, find
                        builtin *.config/*.component/*.option files in the new
                        MLSDK/tools/mabu/data instead of the running instance

Build options:
  -q, --quiet           quiet build (no information)
  -v, --verbose         verbose build
  -j [N], --jobs [N]    invoke parallel make, using N processors (or as many
                        as possible with no arg)
  -k, --keep-going      once build starts, keep going after errors occur
                        (passed to 'make')
  -o OUTDIR, --out OUTDIR
                        override the output directory; for *.mabu projects,
                        the <SPEC> is still included; for *.package projects,
                        this specifies the runtime layout
  -c, --clean           only clean the project(s)
  -r, --rebuild         clean then build the project(s)
  -s FILE, --sign FILE  when packaging, sign with the provided the certificate
                        and paired private key (FILE.cert and FILE.privkey --
                        use 'certgen' to create); this overrides any MLCERT
                        environment variable or package setting
  --set-options OPTIONS
                        prepend the given OPTIONS (separated with space, ':',
                        or ';') to those from the projects; intended for IDE
                        integration
  -m FILE, --manifest FILE
                        when building a .package, override the path to the
                        manifest.xml file, which is otherwise found in the
                        project directory

Unconventional build options (these are rarely used):
  -a, --all             build and package the project(s) (default; this is
                        usually what you want)
  -n, --dry-run         do nothing but parse project(s)
  -b, --build           only build the .mabu project(s)
  -l, --layout          for .package projects, only lay out runtime data
  -p, --package         for .package projects, only create .mpk package
  --allow-unsigned      for .package projects, do not fail if a MLCERT is not
                        specified or detected (this is only for testing; the
                        created .mpk cannot be installed!)
  --create-package      for .package projects, always create .mpk file, even
                        for builds targeting the host
  --local               only build the project(s) mentioned on the command
                        line, not their dependencies (REFS)
  --refs                only build the dependencies (REFS) referenced from the
                        project(s) mentioned on the command line, not the
                        outputs of the .mabu files themselves
  --rescan              if mabu is having trouble locating build tools after
                        installing or removing them, clears cached data in
                        C:\Users\yuji\AppData\Local\mabu

Information options:
  --help-target, --help-spec
                        print help about build target specifications (-t ...)
  --help-projects       print overview about mabu projects
  --help-vars           print overview of build variables
  --help-commands       print help about special commands
  --print-target, --print-spec
                        print the full specification for --target=...
  --print-components    print the list of available components (for USES)
                        given the current MLSDK, --path=..., and MABUPATH
  --print-options       print the list of available options (in OPTIONS) given
                        the current MLSDK, --path=..., and MABUPATH
  --print-configs       print the list of available configurations (for -t
                        ...) given the current MLSDK, --path=..., and MABUPATH
  --print-tools         print the set of tools used for --target=...
  --print-resolved      print the project with all settings resolved from the
                        build, components, and references
  --print-build-vars    print the set of build variables derived from the
                        project
  --print-outputs       print the set of build artifacts generated by the
                        project and its subprojects (each build artifact is a
                        pair of output file and output-relative file,
                        separated by tab)
  --print-output-directories
                        print the output directories for each .mabu project
  --print-layout-directories
                        print the DATAS layout directories for each .package
                        project
  --print-package-outputs
                        print the path to the .mpk for each .package project
  --print-indexer-config
                        print the set of include directories and defines
                        derived from the project
  --print-invoke-commands
                        print the path to a script created for invoking the
                        project output
  --print-invoke-vars   print JSON for the variables and commands needed for
                        invoking the project output
  --print-project-files
                        print all the project files involved in the build of a
                        specific project
  --print-signing-data INPUT_MPK
                        print the signature data applied to files in the given
                        previously-built .mpk (this is a diagnostic tool; it
                        can't tell what certificate was used to sign the
                        package)

Program invocation options:
  --invoke              execute .mabu program projects for host or device
  -z, --mlremote-adjust
                        when invoking programs on host, adjusts the runtime
                        library search path to launch under zero iteration
                        with ML Remote (default); search order is: the
                        environment's library search path (PATH), ML Remote
                        libraries, then library paths referenced by the
                        project
  -Z, --no-mlremote-adjust
                        opposite of -z; search order is: the environment's
                        library search path (PATH) then library paths
                        referenced by the project
  --invoke-args INVOKE_ARGS
                        arguments (quoted) to pass to an invoked program

Special commands:
  These commands bypass the build and packaging steps.

  --export-json FILE    export the project and all related files to a JSON
                        file
  --create-cmake-toolchain FILE
                        create a CMake toolchain for Lumin development into
                        FILE, and exit
  --re-sign INPUT_MPK, --resign INPUT_MPK
                        apply a different signing certificate to the given
                        previously-built .mpk, writing a copy with the
                        alternate signatures applied, and exit