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In practice, Guile is usually not compiled in. Whereas I've never seen a version of make without `load` and its supporting infrastructure.
by o11c 2y ago
In practice, Guile is usually not compiled in. Whereas I've never seen a version of make without `load` and its supporting infrastructure.
- bandrami 2y agoDebian gives you the option, with make and make-guile equivalent packages. IIRC Slackware simply compiles it in (guile already being there) and Fedora/RHEL leave it out entirely.
- dima55 2y agoYes. It really should be "make" and "make-noguile", but we have what we have. In practice, you actually want the "remake" package. This is a fork of "make" that's a drop-in replacement (since it is the same code), has guile enabled AND contains an interactive debugger.
- be_erik 2y agoI wish rmake was in the standard codebase for most distros. It’s absurdly helpful.