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by silentbicycle
5771 days ago
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make (and its many variants) are probably the closest thing to a logic programming language most people have used. Like Prolog, some programmers just don't (and won't) ever learn to think natively in its model of computation. Trying to force make to act like a procedural language leads to convoluted makefiles. |
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