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If fixing things in this makefile is not your job, then it really is amazing.
by kowdermeister 9y ago
If fixing things in this makefile is not your job, then it really is amazing.
- markbnj 9y agoHonestly its like any other tool we use: once you know the rules governing its behavior it really isn't that hard to debug issues. Make is very consistent in most cases. There are plenty of traps, and they're made easier to fall into given the archaic syntax, but you don't typically have to fall into them over and over again :).
- IshKebab 9y agoYes but some tools have... shall we say, irregular rules. Tell me how CMake's argument quoting works for example.