Build Script Generation Tools
- automake
- Bakefile
- ccbuild
- CMake, a tool that generates files for the native build environment, such as makefiles for Unix or Workspace files for Visual Studio
- cmvn - Multi-project configurator and generator of Apache Maven pom.xml files
- confix
- GNU Build Tools, a collection of tools for portable builds
- GYP - Created for Chromium; it is another tool that generates files for the native build environment
- imake
- MakeMake
- Maker
- mfg
- mmake
- MPC, a free product that creates build tool files for many versions of Make, Visual Studio, Eclipse, and more
- OpenMake Meister, build script generation and dependency management engine; also includes continuous integration abilities
- Otto
- Premake, a Lua based tool for making makefiles, Visual Studio files, Xcode projects, and more
- Pre Make Kit
- RPSL
- Sdist
- Sol Manager
- tmake
- toc
- XPJ
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