Simplify build instructions by providing a Makefile#75
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I was afraid of breaking the docs build. For the others I opened #80. |
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This creates a gitignore file to deal with generated files. The Makefile replaces the manual instructions and makes sure CI and user instructions are in sync. It even allows for parallel builds, even though the building is already super fast.
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This creates a gitignore file to deal with generated files. The Makefile replaces the manual instructions and makes sure CI and user instructions are in sync. It even allows for parallel builds, even though the building is already super fast.