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    c0dec0dec0de@hachyderm.io
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    @pikhq @whitequark there are a lot of people for whom build systems are just not on their radar. I don’t understand them in the least, but I have definitely observed them in action.

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    • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

      current status: writing a build system in cmake

      not "something that builds a project and is also implemented in implemented in cmake"

      no, it is "something that is implemented in cmake and can be used to implement a build system that is in turn used as a part of a build system (also in cmake)"

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      nicolas17@social.treehouse.systems
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      @whitequark someone wrote a raytracer and PNG encoder in CMake sooo

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      • asmw@infosec.exchangeA asmw@infosec.exchange

        @whitequark

        The world of buildsystems is weird and fascinating.

        My opinion on cmake is that (for certain domains) it's the best there is, and that's sad.

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        jameswidman@mastodon.social
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        @asmw @whitequark to some extent, cmake is a natural consequence of the fact that every platform is almost actively hostile to the idea that 3rd party developers also target other platforms

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        • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

          i'm making it sound more complicated than it is, the actual thing boils down to "cmake's dependency resolution algorithm doesn't work for a particular edge case i'm having, so i'm implementing a different one, in cmake script"

          but also "dependency resolution algorithm" is basically what a build system is, so,

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          @whitequark
          Having called out to tsort from a GNUmakefile to order library builds, I'm taking emotional damage from this thread.

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            @whitequark

            What happens if we remove all the abstractions? That will make everything simpler!

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