Add a table to show the possibilities the Makefile offers.

README.md

@@ -34,11 +34,30 @@ import aidge_export_tensorrt
 aidge_export_tensorrt.export("export_trt", "model.onnx")
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-The export povides a Makefile with several options to use the export on your machine. <br>
-You can generate a C++ export or a Python export.
-
-You also have the possibility to compile the export or/and the Python library by using Docker if your host machine doesn't have the correct packages. <br>
-All of these options are resumed in the helper of the Makefile (run `make help` in the export folder for more details).
+The export provides a Makefile with several options to utilize the export on your machine. You can generate either a C++ export or a Python export. <br>
+Additionally, you have the option to compile the export and/or the Python library using Docker if your host machine lacks the necessary packages.
+
+The available commands are summarized in the following table:
+
+| Command                       | Description                                                                                |
+|-------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+| `make / make help`            | Display the different options available                                                    |
+| `make build_cpp`              | Compile the export on host for C++ apps (generate an executable in build/bin)              |
+| `make build_lib_python`       | Compile the export on host for Python apps (generate a python lib in build/lib)            |
+| `make build_image_docker`     | Generate the docker image of the tensorrt compiler                                         |
+| `make build_cpp_docker`       | Compile the export in a container for C++ apps (generate an executable in build/bin)       |
+| `make test_cpp_docker`        | Test the executable for C++ apps in a container                                            |
+| `make build_lib_python_docker`| Compile the export in a container for Python apps (generate a python lib in build/lib)     |
+| `make test_lib_python_docker` | Test the lib for Python apps in a container                                                |
+| `make clean`                  | Clean up the build and bin folders                                                         |
+
+Here's an example to compile and test the export Python library using Docker:
+```
+cd export_trt/ 
+make build_lib_python_docker
+make test_lib_python_docker
+```
+This will execute the `test.py` file within the Docker container, initializing and profiling the selected model.
 
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