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Hi.
CMake sucks. as a person who used C++ for multiple years i hope the developers of this abomination do not sleep well at night and just live to genuinely make life as hard as it already is.

link? what is linking?
link deez nuts

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  • 1
    Don't know the situation when creating the CMake project by myself, but it gave windows users like me easy of use compilation process of open source projects. I compiled LuaJit that way in just few steps.
  • 1
    @Pogromist sure, it maybe ran at once but look at that configuration. It's a message.

    I share this opinion, terrible stuff. It's weird that docker is not what more popular in the C(++) world. There you can install dependencies for compiling system wide and broad. DO they still have to figure docker out?

    Retarted btw, Python in the docker container: can't install as root. Fuck you, I decide myself what is safe and what is not. Also i tried to do something with gitea (amazing software!) and it REFUSED to do something under root in its container. Not just a warning. How can you think so low about your users. Like if I would run anything without a container with the amount of dependencies projects have these days. I once installed a node frontend on the main OS and reinstalled the system afterwards because I couldn't trust it anymore. Nobody with a sane mind would do
  • 5
    How about we invent a build tool that generates Cmake files
  • 0
    docker is such a bad idea

    makes people so lazy

    it works, BUT AT WHAT COST?!
  • 0
    i just wish its easy as cargo.toml. but eh ill just stick with manual linking in visual studio. its not like ill die if i not learn cmake maybe ill force myself to learn it another day

    thanks guys id like to hear more of your opinions
  • 0
    @devRancid Let's call it cmake++
  • 0
    When it works cmake is awesome

    Problem is it never fucking works right
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  • 0
    I just use plain old make. But did you try premake? It's Lua.
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