[wiki] [sites] Simplify the section about build systems in sucks.md || FRIGN

From: <git_AT_suckless.org>
Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2014 20:47:36 +0200

commit adc0eb4d8405a1d4eee062bd5f772e1e817ab0c4
Author: FRIGN <dev_AT_frign.de>
Date: Sun Jun 29 20:48:11 2014 +0200

    Simplify the section about build systems in sucks.md
    
    Removing the duplicate content makes the message clearer.

diff --git a/suckless.org/sucks.md b/suckless.org/sucks.md
index 55aa370..6d099cd 100644
--- a/suckless.org/sucks.md
+++ b/suckless.org/sucks.md
_AT_@ -39,20 +39,18 @@ possible to avoid them. If you use them, consider looking for alternatives.
 Build Systems
 -------------
 
-* [cmake][11] - written in C++ but often used to compile C programs.
- This means that (on a self-bootstrapping system) one needs to compile a C++
- compiler and cmake just in order to be able to build some C code.
- It is so huge and bloated that compilation takes more time than compiling
- GCC (!).
+* [cmake][11] (written in C++) - It is so huge and bloated that compilation
+ takes more time than compiling GCC (!).
   It's not even possible to use it to create freestanding Makefiles, since
   the generated Makefiles call back into the cmake binary itself.
 
-* [waf][12] and [scons][13] - both written in Python but often used to compile
- C programs.
- This means that (on a self-bootstrapping system) one needs to compile Python
- in order to be able to build some C code.
- waf code is dropped into the compilee's build tree, so it does not benefit
- from updated versions and bugfixes.
+* [waf][12] and [scons][13] (both written in Python) - waf code is dropped
+ into the compilee's build tree, so it does not benefit from updated versions
+ and bugfixes.
+
+As these build systems are often used to compile C programs, one has to set up a
+C++ compiler or Python interpreter respectively just in order to be able to build
+some C code.
 
 Alternatives: [mk][14], [gnu make][15]
 
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