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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Monolithics and Makefiles

I think that one of the reasons why some people write big monolithic programs with too many classes and functions and just plain stuff in the same headers and .c/.cpp files is that they do not have goopd dynamic Make tools. They get the Makefile working, and then don't touch it, since touching it would require editing by hand.


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