@thephd Please tell me you got rid of #define in C23, yeah? Please, like for real, maybe?
Sigh, I'm trying to extract one function (and support) from the musl library and convert it into C#. I've been feeling fairly confident about it, though concerned about the volume of code and wondering if my original approach might be "good enough".
Still in an explorer mode, I found what looked like functions turn out to be a macro. NBD. Then a macro to a macro. Then 3 layers deep.
Yeah... musl uses Makefile, and I just found out there's a make for Windows, so I'll work on that tomorrow, as I've run out of brain while trying to convert it to Cmakefile.txt.
@uss_oatmeal@thephd you need to use wsl or msys2 I guess. Makefiles are fairly thin wrappers around shell/binaries and tend to be very much unportable 😀
If you're thinking about nmake it won't work unless musl provides an nmake specific makefile. Some projects call them vc6 for some reason
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