It seems most sepples programmers just insert libraries into their IDE and trust their IDE to sort everything out. But shouldnt all programmers be taught to use make? I think programmers would have a much better understanding and control of resources and would be able to make more efficient apps if they learned make
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Yes, instead of learning how to use a specific platform dependent IDE to build programs all programmers should also learn how to use a specific platform dependent build program that relies on text files, which among other things must contain tabs. Why should we make things easy to use?
>>4 bawwwwwww i use msvc which converts tabs to spaces ;_______;
Try Vim. :set noet.
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Anonymous2010-04-12 6:23
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Sup dawg we heard you like Makefiles so we put Makefile in yo Makefile so you can make while you make. And now back to /b/
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Anonymous2010-04-12 7:14
Students should be taught to make their own make before using vanilla make.
Preferably after they run over the interpreter hump (I'm assuming 6.001).
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Anonymous2010-04-12 7:53
I use makefiles but not for compiling C or C++ because I already have IDEs that do all the cool things for me like scanning for header dependencies. I write lots of small tools in interpreted language for solving parts of problem and bind them all with make.
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Anonymous2013-01-19 23:25
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