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by tokenizerrr 4259 days ago
That becomes a problem if you also want to have your project to be buildable on Windows, and it seems silly to exclude one platform solely because your build process doesn't support it.
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Plenty of software that uses make and other tools is buildable on Windows.
Windows does have nmake. Of course it is a horrible implementation of make but the basics work.