Re:Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats facing ...
by flohofwoe on Monday May 02, 2022 @03:55AM
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The equivalent for a cmake project is roughly (from within a subdirectoy to not pollute the project directory with build files):
cmake .. && cmake --build . && cmake --install .
...and discovering/changing the build options can be done interactively:
ccmake .
...not that much different (and it usually works on Windows too). IMHO cmake for 'end users' (who just want to build a project into an executable) is mostly fine, it's just not great for the project maintainers because the cmake scripting language is a PITA.
cmake .. && cmake --build . && cmake --install .
...and discovering/changing the build options can be done interactively:
ccmake .
...not that much different (and it usually works on Windows too). IMHO cmake for 'end users' (who just want to build a project into an executable) is mostly fine, it's just not great for the project maintainers because the cmake scripting language is a PITA.