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Hey everyone, I'm studying #C and planning to contribute to some open-source projects soon. I have a question: in #FreeBSD, do you usually use #gmake, #bmake, or #cmake more frequently? (I'm a beginner, but I got the impression that cmake is the most comprehensive). Is there one that's more universal and can be used across all projects, or does it depend on the project? And for #Emacs, which one helps more with configuration?
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