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"Matthew D. Fuller" <fullermd@over-yonder.net> writes:
> I have a few projects going where I've through sheer cussedness refused
> to stop using bmake, but need the impaired folks using Linux systems to
> be able to build too, so I've ended up writing scripts to either convert
> the Makefile into a GNUmakefile, or scripts to take a proto-Makefile and
> convert it to both formats.  PITA.

I believe you can get a BSD-compatible make(1) as a package on most
Linux distros - and if all else fails, NetBSD's make(1) is highly
portable and easy to build.  It differs a little from ours, but not
much.

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