On 22/01/31 12:10, Petros Pateros wrote:
> What would you expect from a build system? Should it trust mtime?
> Is it responsible for verifing the file's contents for actual changes?
> More generally, what are the key features that make a build system useful?
apenwarr/redo is the implementation of djb redo I settled on for my programs. It
has the most features among the current implementations. For redistribution, it
has a shell script named "do", so even if users don't have full apenwarr/redo
installed on their system, they can execute
$ ./do -c
to build my programs, or
# ./do -c install
to install them.
Received on Mon Jan 31 2022 - 18:38:01 CET