Post #2008842
2026-04-22 09:57 UTC
@libreleah nah nah its not even that ^^ i think if a build system works it shouldnt be changed, your 15k lines of code will still run better than the current state of C build systems for many targets haha
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@libreleah@mas.to 2026-04-22 10:00
@april usually when lbmk breaks, it's not lbmk. it's gcc changing something, and i make a small patch to an upstream project or something. lbmk is 2800 lines of shell script, and i can reliably build libreboot on all of the major distros, on multiple versions of them. i cannot say the same for many other build systems. nix-based projects end up having a higher maintenance burden, because now you are dealing with a lot more moving parts and its design is biased to upstreams (you're not upstream)