If you look at 'make', you'll see it is a symbolic link to 'gnumake'. We also have 'bsdmake' available, for those projects that need a different view of makefiles.

Regards,

Justin

PS: please don't cross-post.

On Monday, December 30, 2002, at 10:53 AM, Manuel Bardi�s wrote:

This probably is a trivial question, but...
I need to port a soft that works on unix platforms to MacOs.
Since Os X is a unix, it should not be a problem, but if that was THAT easy, this forum would not exist...
In the install script, it is said that my program needs gmake.
I understand this is gnumake (?), but is 'our' make equivalent or do I have to install some 'extra' bits on my system?
I use Os X 1.2.3 with Dec 2002 dev tools and Fink.
Fink also proposes a 'make' package. If I look the info window, it points to gnu. Is that make equivalent to gnumake i.e. gmake?

Thank you and happy holidays,

Manuel



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