Quick optional alternative to "M-x compile"

Question

I'm using "M-x compile" several times a day with the following in my ~/.emacs:

(setq compile-command "cd ~/my-dev/linux_build/ && killall gdb ; ~/my-dev/someStuff/.git/hooks/pre-commit; mv -f ../bin/my-exe /tmp 2>&1; echo ---; make -j$(nproc) APP=my-exe MODE=debug SOMEOPTION=value && date")

The main problem is that sometimes I don't want "SOMEOPTION=value" - other times I want it (I know I can just use the cursor keys to change the command before hitting enter, but I'm looking for an even faster/quicker way). So, the question is:

Is there a way to modify "M-x compile" such that it by default runs without SOMEOPTION=value and using just a single key after "M-x compile", it runs with SOMEOPTION=value? Maybe it would be nice also to be able to switch between 2 makefiles, again - using just a single keypress, e.g. the following 3 tasks should be easy and fast/quick to switch between:

1. "M-x compile + enter" (default): Runs the usual command without SOMEOPTION=value, i.e. cd ~/my-dev/linux_build/ && killall gdb ; ~/my-dev/someStuff/.git/hooks/pre-commit; mv -f ../bin/my-exe /tmp 2>&1; echo ---; make -j$(nproc) APP=my-exe MODE=debug && date
2. "M-x compile + S": Runs the usual command WITH SOMEOPTION=value, i.e: cd ~/my-dev/linux_build/ && killall gdb ; ~/my-dev/someStuff/.git/hooks/pre-commit; mv -f ../bin/my-exe /tmp 2>&1; echo ---; make -j$(nproc) APP=my-exe MODE=debug SOMEOPTION=value && date
3. "M-x compile + M": Runs everything but using a different makefile, i.e: cd ~/my-dev/linux_build/ && killall gdb ; ~/my-dev/someStuff/.git/hooks/pre-commit; mv -f ../bin/my-exe /tmp 2>&1; echo ---; make -j$(nproc) -f makefileAlternative APP=my-exe MODE=debug SOMEOPTION=value && date
4. (maybe something else here in the future, with a relevant keystroke after "M-x compile")

As I'm not very good at emacs programming I'm asking to learn, so I also highly appreciate a few words for background information, e.g. why a solution is good or why this cannot be achieved (if it cannot, but I'm guessing there's a way to do this). I hope some of you can help, I would appreciate it a lot as I do this many times per day...

EDIT: Based on the answer by lawlist, I've updated the first 3 example cases with i.e: "commandline-to-be-executed" in code-tag, I think this should make the question clearer (and the objective is to be able to run each case, with as few keystrokes as possible)...

Answer 1

Inasmuch as the function compile can take a command-line string as the argument, the O.P. may wish to consider setting up some custom functions of commonly used options. Here are a few simple examples:

(defun make ()
"Doc-string for `make'."
(interactive)
  (compile "make"))

(defun make-clean ()
"Doc-string for `make-clean'."
(interactive)
  (compile "make clean"))

(defun make-install ()
"Doc-string for `make-install'."
(interactive)
  (compile "make install"))

(defun hello-world ()
"Doc-string for `hello-world'."
(interactive)
  (compile "while :; do echo \"Hello-World\"; sleep 1; done"))

Here is another example where the function prompts the user to specify a string that is incorporated into the command line:

(defun echo-string ()
"Doc-string for `echo-string'."
(interactive)
  (let* ((string (read-string "STRING:  "))
         (command (concat "while :; do echo \""
                          string
                          "\"; sleep 1; done")))
    (compile command)))

Here is another example giving the user 3 choices to select; i.e., a, b or c:

(defun echo-choices ()
"Doc-string for `echo-choices'."
(interactive)
  (let* ((choice (read-char-exclusive "[a]pple | [b]eet | [c]arrot)"))
         (command (concat "while :; do echo \""
                          (cond
                            ((eq choice ?a)
                             "apple")
                            ((eq choice ?b)
                             "beet")
                            ((eq choice ?c)
                             "carrot")
                            (t
                              (user-error "Try again ...")))
                         "\"; sleep 1; done")))
    (compile command)))