AquaCrow Build

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Last Update: 2013-04-01

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Aqbuild is intended to be a smaller, more Linux-centric adaptation of the make concepts behind the *BSD ports system/s. (custom targets, etc) It is written for p/bmake and also utilises shell scripts.

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