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Right, but the original point which started the thread is that "The author is not even using the mtime-based dependency tracking", in which case a plain shell s
by boomlinde 2y ago
Right, but the original point which started the thread is that "The author is not even using the mtime-based dependency tracking", in which case a plain shell script is very much a viable alternative to make.
I don't particularly mind this use of make, but as an article on make it fails to exemplify what I think is its main purpose.
- darby_nine 2y agoI don't think that really matters. Sometimes even basic shell scripts are better modeled with a makefile.