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From: Paul Jimenez <pj@place.org>
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How easy is it to use Ant to compile and link C programs?  libraries?
I'm looking for examples of how this is done before I decide to try it
out in a production environment.  For real fun, a Makefile-to-Ant.xml
converter would go a long way toward getting Ant accepted for real
amounts of use.

 --pj

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