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I often prefer to work in in extremis environments where there is no internet access, and hence, no easy way to get ahold of make; it's given me a bad habit of
by hiAndrewQuinn 1y ago
I often prefer to work in in extremis environments where there is no internet access, and hence, no easy way to get ahold of make; it's given me a bad habit of just waiting a build.bash script to do what make does most of the time. I haven't really found myself missing it that much.
- M0r13n 1y agoI am confused, because this means that you won't be able to install anything. No compiler, no 3rd party libraries and no text editor that isn't preinstalled
- 0points 1y agoIf you can install bash on your airgapped dev box, why wouldn't you install make on it? Make is part of the core dev environment on just about every disto under the sun.
- 77pt77 1y agomost minimal setups nowadays have bash, make and even perl.
- lelanthran 1y agoI've worked on payment terminals running linus that had a shell like busybox but no make. Of course it's a damn payment terminal, no one is ever going to actually build the app on the terminal so it has no compiler either. I'm wondering what sort of dev machine GP has that is used to build software but doesn't have make...
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