bflat is not suitable to be used with makefile

[ghost]

You can't simply replace $(CC) with bflat build-il like @MichalStrehovsky said on #101 (comment). This will not work. You can't build each individual source file and then link them together to get the final binary, like with C/C++. The building order of source files also matters. Which source files need to be built first, and which source files need to be built later? It will quickly turn into a real mess.

I have never had success with @xiaoyuvax's bflata, too. Btw, to be able to use bflata, you will need to have the .csproj file first. This means you have to develop with .NET SDK first. This is not an option for me, as I don't want to use .NET SDK. I want to only use bflat. I ended up writing my own giant .rsp file to use with bflat.

[MichalStrehovsky]

You can't build each individual source file and then link them together to get the final binary

You can organize several C# files into a single assembly (built with build-il) and then a final assembly that's built with build that references all the other assemblies previously build-il'd. C# doesn't have header files so one can't expect 1:1 mapping with $(CC), but conceptually it can be done.

[xiaoyuvax]

@iahung2 If what u mean is "i don't want to write the giant .rsp file", it's easy! write a piece of code to build the rsp file for u automatically.
Maybe i'll consider adding the function to bflatA to build .rsp file from a plain folder structure for bflat later, but analyzing dependencies is hard, just to make the toolchain as flat as possible.