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Mosmake is what I call a makefile infrastructure for compiling
programs with Moscow ML 2.0. The most productive way to think of it is
as a makefile generator(1): You write down the
dependencies between your SML units in a simple, terse format, and
Mosmake will expand them to a makefile fragment that invokes the
mosmlc command-line compiler with the appropriate arguments to
compile and link your program. (If you have tried to hand-write
`Makefile's that do this correctly, you'll know that this is not as
simple as it sounds. If you haven't, just trust me).
Actually,
1.1 Why do I want to use it? Why do I want to use it? 1.2 Reasons not to use Mosmake Reasons not to use Mosmake 1.3 Alternatives to Mosmake Alternatives to Mosmake
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