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GNU Make Standard Library: a library of functions written for GNU Make using GNU Make's built in functions.

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zugabanthr16 Posted 2019-09-01

A powerful addition to bare make for sure
heroxbd Posted 2016-04-21

A very nice extension to Make.
dave7s Posted 2015-04-27

This library is fantastic. It enables a rich set of constructs in my build framework.
dgtlrift Posted 2015-04-24

A great way to abstract build operations from shell dependent scripts and executables specific to an operating system, while avoiding the speed cost of launching executable after executable for equivalent operations. Every project should use this as an enhancement to the make script.

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davidp53 Posted 2011-10-20

This package has many very useful features to enhance the capabilities of gmake. I recommend this to anyone with a complex build system targeting many environments -- the associative arrays are absolutely fabulous. As a previous commenter stated, "I wish had discovered this earlier."