[zkldi]

cargo is a bad example as it's universally `cargo build`.

Make on its own is great but most of the time I've worked with C projects it's been cmake/autotools + global pkg installs, which you Do have to frequently look up.

[diggan]

> cargo is a bad example as it's universally `cargo build`.

Except if you want to use some specific feature. Or specific log level. Or build a specific crate in a workspace. Or...

[xigoi]

How does make solve those proBlems?