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There are already 3 different Makefiles for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. This is a maintenance headache whenever something new is added. 3 different files must be updated in parallel. Would it be feasible for one of the existing Makefiles to check which operating system it is running on and do things a little bit differently for FreeBSD?
On Sun, Jan 22, 2017 at 06:23:07AM -0800, wb2osz wrote:
There are already 3 different Makefiles for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. This is a maintenance headache whenever something new is added. 3 different files must be updated in parallel. Would it be feasible for one of the existing Makefiles to check which operating system it is running on and do things a little bit differently for FreeBSD?
Yes of course. I thought I would have a crack at this after getting an
initial port going. I'm suggestng these be interim patches for the moment
to be replace in the near future.
I think we can probably integrate all the Makefiles into one eventually. ;)
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wb2osz commentedon Jan 22, 2017
There are already 3 different Makefiles for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. This is a maintenance headache whenever something new is added. 3 different files must be updated in parallel. Would it be feasible for one of the existing Makefiles to check which operating system it is running on and do things a little bit differently for FreeBSD?
DianeBruce commentedon Jan 22, 2017