skeeve@pawl.rpi.edu (Sean C. Cox) (07/13/90)
Could someone point me to a good "make" utility that works like
the UN*X make? Preferably one that has been tested to work with Turbo C.
Thanks in advance!
-Sean
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skeeve@pawl.rpi.edu (Sean C. Cox) writes: > Could someone point me to a good "make" utility that works like > the UN*X make? Preferably one that has been tested to work with Turbo C. > Thanks in advance! >-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- >| Sean_Cox@mts.rpi.edu | userGDQT@RPITSMTS.BITNET | skeeve@pawl.rpi.edu | >-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Um, to my knowledge, Turbo C /comes/ with a MAKE utility whose operation is described in an appendix in the manual. My Turbo C (2.0) did. I am assuming that you're about to buy Turbo C and that you want to be prepared to set up your own cli environment, though. If you already have TC, then you can look in the manual - Reference Guide Appendix D. If your TC didn't/doesn't come with the MAKE, then I hesitate to think where it came from... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dwight A Lee / 416 Annie Glidden Rd #B6 / DeKalb IL 60115 / 815-758-1389 lee@chsun.uchicago.edu / "I am not the only dust my mother raised" - TMBG I speak only for myself. / tCS/BB / Font
imp@Solbourne.COM (Warner Losh) (07/14/90)
skeeve@pawl.rpi.edu (Sean C. Cox) writes: > Could someone point me to a good "make" utility that works like >> the UN*X make? Preferably one that has been tested to work with Turbo C. In article <lee.647831273@chsun1> lee@chsun1.uchicago.edu (dwight lee) writes: >Um, to my knowledge, Turbo C /comes/ with a MAKE utility whose operation is >described in an appendix in the manual. The make that comes with Turbo C++ doesn't work like the unix make utility. While it is close, there are a number of minor and irritating features which are different. It is good enough for simple stuff, which is all I do on my Rainbow, but it just won't handle a lot of the stuff that gets posted to the net. Warner -- Warner Losh imp@Solbourne.COM Boycott Lotus. #include <std/disclaimer>
larry@chinet.chi.il.us (Larry DeMar) (07/15/90)
In article <3`T$YX@rpi.edu> skeeve@pawl.rpi.edu (Sean C. Cox) writes: > > Could someone point me to a good "make" utility that works like > the UN*X make? Preferably one that has been tested to work with Turbo C. > Thanks in advance! > > -Sean There is an excellent shareware make called NDMAKE, which uses unix syntax exactly. I got it from Compu$erve, and I know it is widely distributed. -Led
steveha@microsoft.UUCP (Steve Hastings) (07/16/90)
PolyMake, available from Sage Software, is compatible with UNIX make. It is an excellent product. -- Steve "I don't speak for Microsoft" Hastings ===^=== ::::: uunet!microsoft!steveha steveha@microsoft.uucp ` \\==|
davidsen@antarctica.crd.GE.COM (william E Davidsen) (07/18/90)
There was one posted to c.b.i.p this week.
hnridder@cs.ruu.nl (Ernst de Ridder) (02/12/91)
After looking for, and finding, a good programmer's editor, I'm now trying to find *the* make. I tried several PD/SW packages, but liked none completely. Now, I haven't got any information about the bigger/commercial/more expensive packages like GNU make, Lugaru make or Polymake. Can anyone supply me with this (of course, information about makes not mentioned here is also welcome) Thanks in advance Ernst