I have been asked to do a software assessment on FreeBSD. So what I normally do is use a script to wrap around the build process normally
Makefiles. What I do is run a make -i and just read the build process. I
have noticed that you do not have a general configure script to build a
general makefile. Am I missing something?
Your question is somewhat unclear, but if you are asking whether FreeBSD builds via the GNU autoconf-based configure system which one runs to generate a Makefile, the answer is, no.
I guess I need to know how you build it?
Consult the handbook, "man release", or look at /usr/src/Makefile for the buildworld target.
What compiler you use to build the code?
Most commonly, gcc. There's been some work to support icc as well...
-- -Chuck
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