Hello,
I am currently working on a port of bstring, which is basically a few
files of .c and .h with some testing .c files.
I was planning on making a .a library and store it in a library
directory
(was just told $PREFIX/lib).
The thing is that the project doesn't include a Makefile and I am doing
everything manually. What would be the best way to handle this? Should I have a
patch to create a Makefile and then use it? All that is basically needed is to
compile three files into a .a and then move the include files and that library
where they need to be.
Would it acceptable to have the ability to compile and run the tests to
make sure it runs on the platform it is being run on? Is there a standard way
to do that if that is ok?
Thanks,
Chris
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a programmer with free time, sometimes.
