Add CLI option for building with fpm

[jalvesz]

Related to issue #734

[awvwgk]

This approach is meant for the continuous deployment of the fpm version and not for building stdlib locally. I would prefer to not advertise this way.

[jvdp1]

More and more people (including me) use this way for developping stdlib. So i think it is good to mention it, until fpm can fully support fypp. Maybe addind a warning about its use would clarify it? Le sam. 6 janv. 2024, 10:37, Sebastian Ehlert ***@***.***> a écrit :

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[jalvesz]

I couldn't build it locally with the proposed approach, that's why I opened the issue #734.

Maybe an additional note can be included to clarify?

[jvdp1]

I agree. I would also suggest to make the difference between stdlib-fpm (for users) and stdlib (with the script for development). At least this issue shows that the Readme must be clarify. Le sam. 6 janv. 2024, 10:56, jalvesz ***@***.***> a écrit :

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[jalvesz]

What about something in the lines of:
"NOTE: as fpm does not currently support fypp natively, building stdlib is done in two steps (a) launch the preprocessor through the fpm-deployment.sh script, which creates a subfolder stdlib-fpm (b) build the project using the processed files within the latter subfolder. Which can be done with the following commands:" ?

[jvdp1]

The note and command lines look good to me.
Hopefully this may help new developers to start to develop stdlib with fpm.