make

make all

make install

• clean object files

make clean

• clean all generated files

make proper

make modules

make cfg

• add extra defines in makefile config

make EXTRA_DEFS="-DSTATISTICS" cfg

• cfg for Makefile is config.mak
• you can edit it and tune as you wish before compilation

If the module is not compiled by default:

• edit modules.lst
• remove the name of the module from exclude_modules variable

or type:

make modules-cfg include_modules=<name_of_the_module>

.

The same can be accomplished with

make cfg include_modules=<name_of_the_module> 

, but this will remake the whole config.

Various parameters can be given to make command, an example:

make prefix=/opt/kamailio \
     SCTP=1 \
     CC_EXTRA_OPTS=-I/usr/gnu/include \
     group_include="standard postgres presence" \
     include_modules="snmpstats perl tls" \
     all

or you can save them in the config (they will be used by future make invocations) by givin the same parameters to make cfg:

make cfg prefix=/opt/kamailio \
     SCTP=1 \
     CC_EXTRA_OPTS=-I/usr/gnu/include \
     group_include="standard postgres presence" \
     include_modules="snmpstats lcr tls"

• all READMEs for modules located in directory modules

make modules-readme

• README for one module. Example for modules/dispatcher:

make modules-readme modules=modules/dispatcher

or

make -C modules/dispatcher/doc readme

Available formats: * txt - text plain * xhtml - single xhtml file * html - html files (chunks) split by sections * pdf - PDF file

Command to generate a specific format for a module:

make modules-doc doc_format=format modules=path/to/module

Example: generate single xhtml file for auth module:

make modules-doc doc_format=xhtml modules=modules/auth

make dbschema

make uninstall

make install-initd-debian

make install-initd-centos

make printcdefs

make printvar v=varname

Printing $(C_DEFS) content.

make printvar v=C_DEFS