Fiona 
WTF, CMake still cannot be arsed to support
Frankly, this is a complete joke and unacceptable for a modern build system! Like: “What would you say you are doing for a living?”-tiers level of unacceptable.
They are actively holding back the evolution of C++ at this point!
Anyways, does anyone have a recommendation for a build system that meets the most basic requirements ever:
* Support for globs (So no, Meson is not a valid answer!), I do not consider having to manually edit the build-file each time I add a file acceptable.
* Parallel build, strongly prefered by default!
* Basic support of modules, in particular
It is insane that I have to even ask this at this point. C++ modules have been a thing since C++20! This is not just a hald decade old superseeded standard. The version that superseeded it has been superseeded again since this week! (Okay, technically national bodies still have a vote, but the committee has voted it out as completed!)
#cplusplus #modules #cmake
import std; in C++‽Frankly, this is a complete joke and unacceptable for a modern build system! Like: “What would you say you are doing for a living?”-tiers level of unacceptable.
They are actively holding back the evolution of C++ at this point!
Anyways, does anyone have a recommendation for a build system that meets the most basic requirements ever:
* Support for globs (So no, Meson is not a valid answer!), I do not consider having to manually edit the build-file each time I add a file acceptable.
* Parallel build, strongly prefered by default!
* Basic support of modules, in particular
import std; has to just work!It is insane that I have to even ask this at this point. C++ modules have been a thing since C++20! This is not just a hald decade old superseeded standard. The version that superseeded it has been superseeded again since this week! (Okay, technically national bodies still have a vote, but the committee has voted it out as completed!)
#cplusplus #modules #cmake
Agnieszka R. Turczyńska