Markus Wendling wrote:
>
> dear c-programmers of the linux-community,
>
> my problem is a small step for mankind but a big step for me:
>
> I'd like to compile a c program. the code is distributed over several files.
>
> "at work" (using sun or aix) I am used to type 'mkmf' in the directory where the
>code is located to get the proper makefile from a template.
> then typing "make" is sufficient to compile the program.
>
> is there anything similar for linux ?
> I read about the automake, but therefore you have to make
> configure files and other more difficult things than typing 'mkmf'.
>
> regards,
> markus
Markus, who made the 'template' on your Sun box? mkmf will work the
same on Linux if you make a template file for it. Have you looked into
running emacs (or Xemacs)?
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