Tuimake

A wrapper around (GNU) Make that parses its debug output and visualizes the execution of rules.

Usage

Tuimake can work as a drop-in replacement in commands using Make (note however that it is intended for interactive use, tuimake does not terminate once make has finished executing). For example, if you use

make all

to build your project, just run

tuimake all

from the same folder. You can navigate the output and resize the horizontal split using your arrow-keys or Vim-style using hjkl. To quit tuimake, press q or ctrl+c.

Note that you cannot use make's debug flags since tuimake relies on them internally.