cconf

cconf is a fantastic build assistant designed to make building your programs in different environments a breeze. It is a lightweight and easy-to-use tool that simplifies the process of defining a prefix for installation and makes it easy to change for distributors. With cconf, you can enjoy a seamless build experience that is both fun and effective.

To get started with cconf, simply copy the sample `cconf/` directory and `cconf.sh` to your project directory. Once you have done that, remove the sample entries below `cconf/searchfor/*/`and add your own configuration. Finally, run "./cconf.sh" before building your project to make the most of this amazing tool.

One of the best things about cconf is its compatibility. It should run on all POSIX supporting OS, and any system not listed can easily be added with a report. You can trust in the stability and functionality of cconf on systems such as Linux/Debian: amd64/i386 and FreeBSD: amd64/i386.

With this latest release, cconf now boasts several new features. These include the addition of report_success, the ability to detect libraries, a check for the existence of the configuration directory, and a comprehensive changelog. Overall, cconf is an outstanding build assistant that anyone serious about software development should have in their arsenal.