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EzRe -> Changelog

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Restored VERSION being quoted in define flag (fix for g++).
Moved certain sanity checks back into the main rulec so that they work correctly again.

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Ability to execute a sequence of commands or a script before compiling any target. New values include SCRIPT_HOST, SCRIPT_MAC, SCRIPT_MAC_LEGACY, SCRIPT_WINDOWS_I686, and SCRIPT_WINDOWS_X86_64. This is perfect for building libraries with your software in combination with LDFLAGS_HOST, LDFLAGS_MAC, LDFLAGS_MAC_LEGACY, LDFLAGS_WINDOWS_I686, and LDFLAGS_WINDOWS_X86_64.
Improved the Examples section.

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Major rewrite. EzRe no longer walks you through writing variable-values.txt, as that file has been obsoleted. EzRe now obtains your values from any existing variables.mk file and moves them to an up to date one. If this is a fresh source directory not containing EzRe at all, then you are expected to edit the variables.mk file yourself. From v1.0.8+ onwards, all variables.mk files will be forwards compatible with future versions. Versions 1.0.7 and below need some manual editing after an upgrade to v1.0.8+.
Ability to set custom CFLAGS, LDFLAGS, COMPILERS, and STRIP for different targets.
Added new target, MAC_LEGACY. On Mac OS you may do i.e. make LEGACY=TRUE or make mac-os-release LEGACY=TRUE for special values on older Mac OS versions (i.e. PowerPC).
Removed BUILD_LIB. Idea is to compile any libraries you want first separately and then link them with custom LDFLAGS values.
Improved build.md template file.

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Fixed ezre command not setting RELEASE_FILES var.
Added info about specifying -y if it wasn’t specified.
Fixed GNU sed compatibility making garbage backup files, not setting VERSION with -u , and other issues.
Improved build.md template file.

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Added Mac OS support. PowerPC, Intel, and ARM Macs can all make Mac OS builds as hosts.
Updated the ezre command to save the info you give it about your software. This allows you to seamlessly update to newer versions of ezre when they come out.
The ezre command now can set all required variables.
Implemented the -u argument to update the version of your project easily.
Added missing dnf dependencies.

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Added support for building .rpm package files for i386 and x86_64 Linux.
Added .rpm release of EzRe itself.
Added sanity checks for if required variables are not set.
Changed some variables for naming consistency.
Added executable stripping by default.
Removed ezre-dl command variant,
The ezre command now prompts you for info so that it can create the control-i386, control-x86_64, ezre.spec, and variables.mk files for you with your project information automatically.

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New deb package release for Linux distributions.
New ezre command copies the latest EZRE template files into your current directory from the local release files (and prompts if you want to overwrite any existing files).
New ezre-dl command downloads the latest EZRE template files into your current directory (and prompts if you want to overwrite any existing files).
Fixed deps-apt and deps-dnf makefile rules.
Added the new variable, BUILD_LIB. When BUILD_LIB=YES is set in your variables.mk, the EZRE Makefile will first compile any libraries and use those in the linking process of building the target executable. Setting BUILD_LIB=YES requires you to edit the template information in the EZRE Makefile, which is found in the conditional ifeq ("BUILD_LIB","YES") block. BUILD_LIB is by default set to no (BUILD_LIB=NO), so no editing of the Makefile is required unless you are compiling additional libraries with EZRE.
Added new variable, COMPILER_FLAGS_LIB. This allows you to use different compiler flags when building a library to be used in the target executable.
Added new variables, AR, WINDOWS_I686_AR, and WINDOWS_X86_64_AR (related to new library support).

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