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## How to compile:
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first of all, if you need some custom configuration you have to copy
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/conf/dist/config.sh in /conf/config.sh and configure it
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* for a "clean" compilation you must run all scripts in their order:
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./1-clean.sh
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./2-configure.sh
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./3-build.sh
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* if you add/rename/delete some sources and you need to compile it you have to run:
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./2-configure.sh
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./3-build.sh
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* if you have modified code only, you just need to run
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./3-build.sh
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## compiler.sh
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compiler.sh script contains an interactive menu to clean/compile/build. You can also run actions directly by command lines specifying the option.
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Ex:
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./compiler.sh 3
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It will start the build process (it's equivalent to ./3-build.sh)
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## Note:
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For an optimal development process and **really faster** compilation time, is suggested to use clang instead of gcc
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