>>>>> "SM" == Skip Montanaro <skip@pobox.com> writes: SM> I don't see that writing different makefile formats is any SM> harder than writing different shell commands. On those systems SM> where you don't have a make-like tool, either distutils already SM> writes compile and link commands or it doesn't work at all. On SM> those systems where you do have a make-like facility, I see no SM> reason to not use it. You will get more reliable dependency SM> checking for one thing. Only if distutils grows a way to specify all those dependencies. Once you've specified them, I'm not sure why it is difficult to check them in Python code instead of relying on make. i'm-probably-naive-ly y'rs, Jeremy
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