that get ported can Provide: (since something like 90%+ of packages don't
need anything that isn't shared between all four variants I know of in
common use), and stop trying to pretend they're mergeable into a single
utility.
i'd expect macos & freebsd to converge on the same tool.
On Wed, Aug 04, 2004 at 02:52:19PM +0100, Steve McIntyre wrote:
> >
> >Make tree which compiles on FreeBSD doesn't compile on
> >debian... No I'm not insane, it compiled after I
> >ported freebsd's make to debian. Would you like to
> >have a look at the port ? Would it be of use ? How can
> >I make
gt;I make it usefull to others ? Its been "debianized".
>
> That might be useful, yes. I'm copying the debian-bsd list on this
> too; more people there might be interested in what you have. There was
> some discussion a while back about re-merging some of the different
&g
the most "merged" BSD make i'm aware of is:
http://www.crufty.net/help/sjg/bmake.html
.mrg.
list on this
too; more people there might be interested in what you have. There was
some discussion a while back about re-merging some of the different
BSD make implementations, but I've heard nothing in a while.
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