Lol, time for another short randomness. Today, I was thinking about how Makefiles didn't have to be used for compiling programs, that they could be used as a recipe for anything. Then I thought, "I know! Let's make a cake using a Makefile!"

all: cake topping
 $(COMBINE) cake topping

topping: butter milk brown_sugar salt
 $(ADD) butter 115g
 $(ADD) milk 60ml
 $(ADD) brown_sugar 220g
 $(ADD) salt pinch
 $(BOIL) 3m

cake: wet_mix dry_mix
 $(COMBINE) wet_mix dry_mix
 $(BAKE) 350F 75m
 $(COOL) 10m

wet_mix: eggs sugar vegetable_oil vanilla
 $(BEAT) eggs eggs eggs
 $(ADD) sugar 400g
 $(ADD) vegetable_oil 355ml
 $(ADD) vanilla 10ml

dry_mix: flour salt baking_soda
 $(ADD) flour 375g
 $(ADD) salt 6g
 $(ADD) baking_soda 5g

The recipe described is the Caramel Coffee Cake from Wikibooks. Let it assemble before using the linker. Enjoy. Lol

A SIDENOTE: When writing this post, I was trying to indent the command lines in the Makefile so that it looked right, but I was tricked by my own code: My pre BBCode no longer preformatted the text, &nsbp; was converted into text, and the <UL> indent trick messed up the formatting. I tried adding a BBCode that preformatted the text, but I was unable to commit as, on my development computer, I'm currently working on the new layout for Four Island. Finally, I thought of making a transparent image and putting it on Four Island Other. It workded.