On 2020-01-22 05:38, Christian Jullien wrote:
To provide a complete working C toolchain, it lacks a 'make' utility as withother unix like systems.
Don't forget that make recipes are written in shell (by default; there is a SHELL variable).
So if you compile make successfully, but haven't provided a shell, you still can't process the usual shell-based makefiles.
[Not sure it's such a great idea to cross-post between tinycc-devel and help-make, but I'm preserving the Cc: line.]
