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No, you have to do it at runtime, which is why curses exist. (Ncurses and pdcurses especially.)
by AstralStorm 7y ago
No, 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.