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by jandrese
1777 days ago
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A short Makefile means you aren't leaning on OS specific quirks and you have a short dependency list. It usually compiles on BSD just fine. If you aren't including headers from the "linux" directory a BSD system is almost identical to a Linux system as far as C is concerned. Common libraries like OpenSSL, zlib, libpng, and so forth are identical as well. pkg-config exists on modern BSD systems and takes a lot of the guesswork out of dependencies. |
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