Yeah, let's better create another abstraction layer and release several frameworks each year to make things simpler. /s Make has its use. It's a great tool for

Yeah, let's better create another abstraction layer and release several frameworks each year to make things simpler. /s Make has its use. It's a great tool for building small/medium projects that don't have many dependencies. You can setup a new project in minutes with nothing more than a text editor and compiler. If you know *sh scripting, it's not really complicated. For bigger projects I prefer Bitbake to avoid "dependency hell".