I find mmake to be the best.. (available as woody package)
Although I still haven't tried ant
generates a perfectly useful makefile
by the looks of ant, you have to manually enter dependencies, which would be
a pain if there are lots of files. mmake works out all this stuff for you.
i suggest yo
Use mmake too, however, the debian package is an old version. Check the
website: http://www.tildeslash.com/mmake/ for the latest version.
Ciao,
Hein
Rob Hazlewood wrote:
I find mmake to be the best.. (available as woody package)
Although I still haven't tried ant
generates a perfectly useful mak
I find mmake to be the best.. (available as woody package)
Although I still haven't tried ant
generates a perfectly useful makefile
by the looks of ant, you have to manually enter dependencies, which would be
a pain if there are lots of files. mmake works out all this stuff for you.
i suggest y
Use mmake too, however, the debian package is an old version. Check the
website: http://www.tildeslash.com/mmake/ for the latest version.
Ciao,
Hein
Rob Hazlewood wrote:
> I find mmake to be the best.. (available as woody package)
> Although I still haven't tried ant
>
> generates a perfectl
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