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I gave up on autotools and wrote a small c program that compiles the project along with a configure script that compiles the compile program. Never again will
by GartzenDeHaes 4y ago
I gave up on autotools and wrote a small c program that compiles the project along with a configure script that compiles the compile program. Never again will I waste hours diagnosing the latest inexplicable autotools script error. Yes, someone compiling the project on some weird system will have to spend one or two minutes editing my "make.c" program. I wish them well.
- phendrenad2 4y agoI have a simple Ruby script that invokes clang to compile each .c file and then link them together. It's extremely fast for plain C code, even without doing the smart thing and only recompiling changed files.