Do not hide the build commands by default

[bombadil]

For security reviews long time after build it is sometimes essential to be able to tell from the build logs
what compiler flags were really used to build the binary. To support such reviews, the build commands
should not be hidden by default.

I intend to work on this issue in the next week, but not today.

[troglobit]

For Inadyn I've had make V=1 to disable @ in front of $(CC), but you say "not be hidden by default"?
What security standard or praxis are you referring to, Debian?

[troglobit]

So ... I've converted to use automake. Default is silent rules disabled, --enable-silent-rules to configure enables them, like in other projects, or V=0 if disabled. So your use-case should now
be covered.

I've tested both make install and make dist, and all files seem to tag along. Even tried it
all out successfully on my FreeBSD box.

Feel free to reopen the issue if you feel this commit isn't sufficient.

[bombadil]

Thanks a lot, I was not referring to a particular security standard or praxis. I just know it from my own experience how annoying it can be to not see the used compiler flags in archived build logs.

Your switch to automake solved my issue just perfectly. Thanks for doing it that incredibly fast - I couldn't have done it that fast...

Best regards,
Micha

[troglobit]

OK, thanks for clarifying. Was just curious if there was anything I could read up on.

Glad to help. Will try to get a 2.0 release out this week 👍