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makefile

makefile is simple tool to read varialbe from Makefile

How to Install

pip install makefile

Usage

from makefile import Makefile
obj = Makefile()
print(obj.read())

Contact

Contact Kiran Kumar Kotari kirankotari@live.com with any suggestions or comments. If you find any bugs please fix them and send me a pull request.

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