Mirror of https://github.com/leanprover/lean2 in case it ever disappears
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lmake tries to find a makefile in the current working-directory or its ancestors and invoke the makefile if found. If a makefile is not found, it calls lean directly. This is also used for flycheck-lean. Usage: $ lmake $ lmake all $ lmake clean $ lmake basic $ lmake basic.lean $ lmake /home/user/projects/lean/library/.../basic.lean $ lmake --flyinfo --flycheck basic |
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Remark: Lean 0.2 is under development. To try Lean, please use version 0.1.
About
- Design
- To Do list
- Authors
- Tutorial
- Library: standard
Requirements
- C++11 compatible compiler: g++ (version >= 4.8.1), or clang++ (version >= 3.3)
- CMake
- GMP (GNU multiprecision library)
- MPFR (GNU MPFR Library)
- Lua 5.2 or 5.1, or LuaJIT 2.0
- (optional) gperftools
- (optional) Boost (version >= 1.54), we can build Lean using boost::thread instead of std::thread. When using Boost, Lean can modify the thread stack size.
Installing required packages at
Build Instructions
Miscellaneous
- Testing and Code Coverage
- Building Doxygen Documentation:
doxygen src/Doxyfile
- Coding style
- Git Commit Convention
- Automatic builds