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Note: TAME is usually controlled through a Makefile; see Compiling With Make to avoid manual compilation steps.
TAME is controlled through the program in bin/tame
.
When run,
it first spawns a daemon bin/tamed
if it is not already
running.
tamed
is needed to keep the JVM and compiled XSLT templates
in memory,
otherwise each file would incur a steep startup penalty.
TODO: Document commands. Most developers do not build files directly, so this is not essential yet.
$ bin/tame compile src/foo.xml src/foo.xmlo $ bin/tame link src/foo.xmlo src/foo.xmle $ bin/tame standalone src/foo.xmle src/foo.js $ bin/tame summary src/foo.xmle src/foo.html
To kill the daemon, pass ‘--kill’ to either bin/tame or bin/tamed. For additional options and environment variables that influence operation, pass ‘--help’ to either command.