The gcc commandlines and other prints can be useful, but most of the
time they are overwhelming especially for non-C programmers. This
simplifies the prints.
To re-enable, set V=1 like is common with many Makefile/C projects.
For example V=1 make, V=1 mix compile, etc.
The gcc commandlines and other prints can be useful, but most of the time they are overwhelming especially for non-C programmers. This simplifies the prints.
To re-enable, set
V=1
like is common with many Makefile/C projects. For exampleV=1 make
,V=1 mix compile
, etc.