Nicholas Clark wrote:
I don't think that "using make is not a problem at all" is a valid argument.
ExtUtils::MakeMaker already jumps through a lot of hoops to (try to) make
portable makefiles. For example, we had a load of fun trying to work out
why SDBMFile broke on a MakeMaker change. It worked on Linux, but not
FreeBSD. Not the two most distant OSes in the world.
The perl5 core doesn't have a single Makefile for all of Unix and Win32.
In fact, it doesn't have a single Makefile for Win32. Every make is
different. Sometimes those differences bite.
ok, make has more problems than just "existential" ones, but that
does not invalidate my point: using make also has some benefits.
I'm not against Module::Build. I just think that both builders
can coexist. M::B will be better in some cases and EU::MM in
others. Let the programmer decide which one he prefers to use.
Perl motto is TMTOWTDI, isn't it?
- Salva.
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