04-09-05 20.31, skrev Jonas Maebe följande:

> 
> I simply meant that our compiler does part of what make normally does
> (figuring out dependencies, compiling different files, ...), but it's
> not a full-fledged make replacement. And some kinds of things are
> easier to handle with make (you don't even need configure for that),
> since it can be told to call external programs to figure things out.
> Our compiler cannot do that (yet?)
> 

I realized that the compiler is better than make is some respects.

When working with several targets (darwin and macos), fpc can see that the
ppu file is from a different target and recompile, but make can't.

Olle


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