skaller <skaller@users.sourceforge.net> writes:

> The issue is how you determine what you can elide
> from the build.
>
> Interscript currently does do just what I said and it works.

I don't understand. *How* does it know what to rebuild and how?

> Of course but you're missing the point...

Indeed I am. I don't see how do you specify how code should be rebuilt.

> What I mean is: make doesn't work, it's entirely wrong, so it isn't
> even a candidate for a build paradigm.

Make works for me. What method of specifying building instructions do
you propose instead?

> Fixpoint iteration works and is universal.

What does "fixpoint iteration" mean in this concept? What is iterated?

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