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Sounds like a standard configure.sh script.
by throwaheyy 7y ago
Sounds like a standard configure.sh script.
- AstralStorm 7y agoNo, you have to do it at runtime, which is why curses exist. (Ncurses and pdcurses especially.)
- throwaheyy 7y agoWasn’t referring to terminal compatibility as much as the “stuff that doesn’t necessarily do what it says it does”. A big portion of most configure.sh scripts is logic that doesn’t just check for something, but that it can be trusted to do what the compiler will be expecting.