If you want to make it easier for others to use it, learn some basics about autoconf/automake. It shouldn't take more than a day to implement, but should make the installation a more standard process. Also drop the binaries from the repository - they're not needed. If you want to distribute binaries, package your app and provide a .deb and .rpm.
If you want to keep the custom makefile, Makefile is a more common name (but both are correct). For the clean target, you missed the `ma3c` file and the recursive option in rm is not needed. `rm -f *.o ma3c` would be more safe (or paranoid ;) )
I'm not sure what kind of comments were you looking for, but this is a maintainer's perspective.
Any type of comment!
Great feedback, I can use anything at the moment, since I really wan't to learn the language and the process of building something with it :)
And I had also recently started using HN, so I wanted to share it with others.
If you want to keep the custom makefile, Makefile is a more common name (but both are correct). For the clean target, you missed the `ma3c` file and the recursive option in rm is not needed. `rm -f *.o ma3c` would be more safe (or paranoid ;) )
I'm not sure what kind of comments were you looking for, but this is a maintainer's perspective.