Use recursive $(MAKE). Fixes compatibility issues with non-GNU toolchains (BSD systems).#16
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Use recursive $(MAKE). Fixes compatibility issues with non-GNU toolchains (BSD systems).
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By default, FreeBSD uses the it's own
MAKE(1). We can install GNU Make viapkg install gmakeand usegmaketo build GNUMakefiles.The AlgoXY project uses recursive
makecommands. For this, it's best practice to use$(MAKE). This fixes the issue with compiling on BSD systems with gmake, as well improve portability all around.https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Recursion.html