>Thursday, February 20, 2020 5:12 PM +03:00 from Greg Reagle <greg.reagle_AT_umbc.edu>:
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>On Thu, Feb 20, 2020, at 07:38, Գասպար Վարդանյան wrote:
>> Thank you for advices.
>> - Yes, I’m sure that it’s the correct way to build something, but I don’t know makefile’s language, I’ll learn it and try to write a Makefile for gcrypt.
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>Try to use standard makefiles, stay away from GNU extensions. I like (Plan 9) mk [1][2] a lot; it is smaller and simpler than other make implementations; however, it does not seem to be common on suckless projects--maybe because it's not POSIX standard.
Thank you for advice. I don’t use any extensions. I even have aliased cc to "gcc -std=c18 -pedantic-errors -Werror=pedantic -Wall -Wextra" in my .zshrc. I prefer to use gcc, because gcc’s generated executable are faster, but also I have local built of tcc configured with musl-libc ))
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>> - Manual pages, groff/troff… I’ll try to make a manual page for gcrypt.
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>I think that suckless people generally prefer mdoc over groff/troff, for manual pages.
Thank you. I’ll try it. I like Suckless’ philosophy. Basically I follow these principles when coding:
https://github.com/GasparVardanyan/principles
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>[1] https://tools.suckless.org/9base/
>[2] https://github.com/dcjones/mk#why-plan-9-mk-is-better-than-make
>[3] http://mandoc.bsd.lv/ports.html
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