README added, duh~.

README.md

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+# build.zsh
+
+A zsh-powered tool that writes plain, simple Makefiles.
+
+## CLI usage
+
+```
+usage: ./build.zsh [OPTIONS]
+
+Options:
+   -h, --help           Print this help message.
+   -c, --colors         Use colors in your Makefiles
+                        (relies on zsh/colors and your current $TERM)
+   -g, --gnu            Sell your soul for gmake-dependent features.
+```
+
+You should REALLY use `-c`, at least because the Makefiles look cooler.
+
+## Generating a Makefile
+
+```sh
+$ ls project.zsh
+project.zsh
+$ build.zsh
+Generating Makefiles...
+$
+```
+
+## Installation with pre-built Makefile
+
+Running `make help` gives the following output for `build.zsh`.
+
+```
+ :: build_zsh-0.2.1
+
+Generic targets:
+    - help           Prints this help message.
+    - all            Builds all targets.
+    - dist           Creates tarballs of the files of the project.
+    - install        Installs the project.
+    - clean          Removes compiled files.
+    - uninstall      Deinstalls the project.
+
+CLI-modifiable variables:
+    - CC             cc
+    - CFLAGS         
+    - LDFLAGS        
+    - DESTDIR        
+    - PREFIX         /usr/local
+    - BINDIR         /usr/local/bin
+    - LIBDIR         /usr/local/lib
+    - SHAREDIR       /usr/local/share
+    - INCLUDEDIR     /usr/local/include
+
+Project targets: 
+    - build.zsh      script
+    - build/binary.zsh script
+    - build/crystal.zsh script
+    - build/library.zsh script
+    - build/moon.zsh script
+    - build/ofile.zsh script
+    - build/script.zsh script
+    - build/sharedlib.zsh script
+    - build/staticlib.zsh script
+
+Makefile options:
+    - gnu:           false
+    - colors:        false
+
+Rebuild the Makefile with:
+    zsh ./build.zsh
+```
+
+A similar output is shown for any project having a Makefile that was generated with `build.zsh`.
+
+The help message is updated when variables are defined from the command line.
+For example, running `make PREFIX=/opt/foo help` will show that most of the directory variables have changed.
+`make help` is a great tool to check you’re configuring your build just right before spending ours compiling or installing your software!
+
+The traditionnal `make && make install` still apply to softwares configured with `build.zsh`.
+Actually, you could call it `build.zsh && make && make install`.
+
+build.zsh uses itself to generate its Makefile.
+If you wanna install it, you should know how to at this point. :)
+
+## Project configuration
+
+### Example: build.zsh
+
+```zsh
+package=build_zsh # Name of the package.
+version=0.2.1     # Version of the package.
+
+targets=(build.zsh)     # The things to build or install.
+type[build.zsh]=script  # How they’re built.
+
+# Using a for loop to add more targets.
+# In this example, we’re registering scripts for installation.
+for i in build/*.zsh; do
+	targets+=($i)
+	type[$i]=script
+
+	# Installation in a non-default directory.
+	install[$i]='$(SHAREDIR)/build.zsh'
+
+	# Targets marked as “auto” won’t appear in `make help`.
+	auto[$i]=true
+done
+
+# Files to add to tarballs through `make dist`.
+dist=(build.zsh.in build/*.zsh project.zsh Makefile)
+```
+
+Running `build.zsh` will generate a new Makefile. :)
+
+Don’t hesitate to add `-c` and `-g` to improve the Makefile’s appearance.
+
+## Debug
+
+If your build.zsh-generated Makefile is buggy, you can run `make` with the `Q=` variable to show everything that’s happening.
+
+Example: `make Q= build`.
+

project.zsh

@@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ for i in build/*.zsh; do
 	targets+=($i)
 	type[$i]=script
 	install[$i]='$(SHAREDIR)/build.zsh'
-	auto[$i]=true
+#	auto[$i]=true
 done
 
-dist=(build/*.zsh project.zsh Makefile)
+dist=(build/*.zsh build.zsh.in project.zsh Makefile)