👉 "mudpack" is a Linux command that stands for "Makefile". It's used to generate a Makefile from an existing Makefile or other source files. The purpose of this command is to create a new file with specific options and build parameters, similar to a traditional makefile. It's often used in conjunction with the "make" utility to compile code into executable binaries. For instance, if you have a C program that needs to be compiled into an executable, you might
