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To avoid the implicits: make --no-builtin-rules --no-builtin-variables at least as of: GNU Make 3.82 I think that at this point, with 37-some years worth o
by dmckeon 12y ago
To avoid the implicits:
make --no-builtin-rules --no-builtin-variables
at least as of: GNU Make 3.82
I think that at this point, with 37-some years worth of Makefiles on
the planet, a competitive replacement for make with a different syntax
or format would need to provide tools to process or translate old &
new formats to the other format, as Perl did with the (uni-directional)
a2p and s2p tools for awk and sed scripts, so that people considering
a transition could make the leap more easily and with greater confidence.
- agumonkey 12y agohehe seems like I didn't RTF-make-M deep enough. Indeed a migration plan would be of immense value. But I fear more than syntax, it's make semantics that would hurt this plan, since AFAIK it has non trivial scopes for variables. Complex makefiles translation might prove intractable.