Suggestions for LaTeX-Make
The following packages have something in common with the package LaTeX-Make. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- Package light-latex-make: llmk: A build tool for LaTeX documents
- Package make-paper-tarball: Make a submission-ready tarball of an academic paper manuscript
- Package go-make: A make variant for LaTeX documents
- Package latexn: Run LaTeX as many times as needed
- Package arara: Automation of LaTeX compilation
- Package imaketex: An Imake system for TeX
- Package latexmake: LaTeX Makefile
- Package make-latex: LaTeX Makefile
- Package mk: A TeX and LaTeX maker
- Package pdftex-quiet: A bash wrapper for pdfTeX limiting its output to relevant errors
- Package smiletex: Create LaTeX documents and more from simple texts
- Package try: Automation of TeX/LaTeX compilation
- Package tex-it: Controller for TeX processing
- Package rake4latex: A rake-based tool to compile LaTeX projects
- Package runtexfile: Automate the process of compiling (La)TeX documents with index, bibliography,…
- Package runtex: Windows program to run TeX variant and various utils as needed
- Package prv: Compile, preview, and print LaTeX documents
- Package autolatex: Automate compilation of large scale LaTeX projects
- Package runtexshebang: A Lua script running LaTeX document files with TeX-style shebang
- Package shlatex: LaTeX compilation script for Linux (written in Bash)
- Package latexmk: Fully automated LaTeX document generation
- Package spix: Yet another TeX compilation tool: simple, human readable, no option, no magic
- Package cluttex: An automation tool for running LaTeX
- Package pst-support: Assorted support files for use with PSTricks
- Package counttexruns: Count compilations of a document
- Package excludeonly: Prevent files being \include-ed
- Package logreq: Support for automation of the LaTeX workflow
- Package texblend: Compile segments of LaTeX documents
- Package askinclude: Interactive use of \includeonly
- Package lmacs: A simple package for including support files
- Package robust-externalize: Cache anything (TikZ, python, ...) in a robust, efficient and pure way