On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 09:52:10AM +0900, Miles Bader wrote: > Any sense on how it compares to quagmire?
>From quick look: 1. Quagmire tries to replace autoconf and libtools too, Antimake is strictly build tool. It leaves system detection to autoconf and shared libs to libtool. 2. Despite that, Quagmire seems to depend autoconf for initial setup. Antimake has defaults for anything and can operate standalone. This means that Antimake is also usable also for small or even throwaway test projects, which Automake or Quagmire isn't. 3. Antimake is single file, you can simply add it into your source tree and never worry about incompatibility with newer versions. As it does not contain any system-specific knowledge, the need to upgrade should be small also, if the features used in project are working well. -- marko
