mk-configure is an open-source alternative to GNU autoconf, coded in bmake and Bourne shell, which also has standalone scripts that work even without bmake.
I recently had the opportunity to test drive mk-configure, a free and open-source software designed to replace GNU autoconf. This useful tool is written in bmake and bourne shell, making it highly portable and easily customizable to suit your needs.
One of the standout features of mk-configure is its inclusion of standalone mkc_check_xxx scripts. These scripts can be utilized without bmake, expanding the usefulness of the software beyond a mere replacement for autoconf.
Overall, I found mk-configure to be a highly intuitive and efficient tool for configuring projects. Its flexibility and seamless integration with a variety of tools makes it an ideal choice for developers seeking an open-source solution for automatic configuration.
One of the standout features of mk-configure is its inclusion of standalone mkc_check_xxx scripts. These scripts can be utilized without bmake, expanding the usefulness of the software beyond a mere replacement for autoconf.
Overall, I found mk-configure to be a highly intuitive and efficient tool for configuring projects. Its flexibility and seamless integration with a variety of tools makes it an ideal choice for developers seeking an open-source solution for automatic configuration.
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