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We switched from GNU Make to cargo-c for Windows/Apple builds due to the complexity involved in maintaining the old Makefile and its build/install logic (especially with the added complexity of new features, mutually exclusive features, different build modes, pkg-config etc).
However, it would be nice if we left a Makefile that had the expected build/install targets that itself just deferred to running cargo-c. That adds little to no maintenance burden but presents a familiar interface to folks used to make. It will also likely ease the transition for downstream projects that previously relied on our makefile.
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We switched from GNU Make to cargo-c for Windows/Apple builds due to the complexity involved in maintaining the old Makefile and its build/install logic (especially with the added complexity of new features, mutually exclusive features, different build modes, pkg-config etc).
However, it would be nice if we left a Makefile that had the expected build/install targets that itself just deferred to running cargo-c. That adds little to no maintenance burden but presents a familiar interface to folks used to
make
. It will also likely ease the transition for downstream projects that previously relied on our makefile.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: