In <list-911426@2rosenthals.com>, on 07/22/20
   at 01:06 AM, "Lewis" <cwmm-dev@2rosenthals.com> said:

Hi Lewis,

>Speaking of which... Are there enough loose makefiles floating around the
> repo? Egad. It seems that every language has a makefile for something
>which  could have been done with a single file a level or two above which
>was not  NLV-specific. Oh, well. It's a process.

This is exactly how the xwp repo does NLVs.  It's a style I prefer.  A
project that insists on doing everything from a single top-level makefile
is probably a project I'm not terribly interested in working on.

When I need to make a small change to some file in some subdirectory, I
prefer to be able to drop into the directory and type make and be done
with it.  I don't care to be forced to wait for a top-level make file to
figure out that 99% of the code does not need to be rebuilt.