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feat: Add Makefile #181

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@DanielVoogsgerd DanielVoogsgerd commented Oct 28, 2024

I opted for Makefile here as it is ubiquitous and I hope the limitations of the language can keep us from creating overly complex build systems.

@Lut99: Let me know what you think.

This is draft material, please review thoroughly; however due to the broken nature of our current make file, I would lean to merging as soon as this works for you too.
I rather have something that kinda works and me sending another PR, than having to tell people to run an old version.

fixes: #172, fixes: #149

I opted for Makefile here as it is ubiquitous and I hope the limitations of the
language can keep us from creating overly complex build systems.
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Lut99 commented Nov 4, 2024

Looks good to me! Been I while since I did proper Makefiles but I think it makes sense.

So I'm all for pushing this ASAP. It looks like you're not replacing make.py but just adding it in conjunction, right? If so, then let's merge this so that we can tell people how to get going. Then there's a few steps that I want to do before we can fully migrate, but I'll just put those in some tracking issue. So for now, let's go with this!

@Lut99 Lut99 merged commit 4a25477 into epi-project:main Nov 4, 2024
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Broken make.py Let make.py take an builder argument
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