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=== Obtaining the Waf file
The Waf project is located on https://waf.io[waf.io].
==== Requirements
The current Waf version requires an interpreter for the Python programming language such as http://www.python.org[cPython] 2.5 to 3.5, http://pypy.org[Pypy] or http://www.jython.org[Jython] >= 2.5.
==== Downloading and using the Waf binary
==== Running the Waf binary script
The Waf binary is a python script which may be executed directly from a writable folder; no installation is required. Just rename it as +waf+ if necessary:
The Waf file is a python script which may be executed directly from a writable folder; no installation is required. Just rename it as +waf+ if necessary:
[source,shishell]
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$ python waf-light --tools=swig,msvs
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==== Custom initializers
==== Custom initialization
Extension that provide an initialization may also be used to execute custom functions before the regular execution. Assuming that a file named `aba.py` is present in the current directory:
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[...]
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A return statement may also be added, please consult the contents of waf-light to learn more about it.
Various from the https://github.com/waf-project/waf/tree/master/build_system_kit/[build system kit] thus illustrate how to create custom
build systems derived from Waf.
A return statement may also be added, please consult the contents of waf-light to learn more about it, or consider the examples from the https://github.com/waf-project/waf/tree/master/build_system_kit/[build system kit] that illustrate how to create build systems derived from Waf.
=== Using the Waf file

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Waf: Leaving directory `/tmp/execution_build/build_directory'
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==== Cleaning the targets (the _clean_ command)
==== Cleaning targets (the _clean_ command)
The _clean_ command is used to remove the information about the files and targets created during the build. It uses the same function _build_ from the wscript files so there is no need to add a function named _clean_ in the wscript file.