Closed gregoire-astruc closed 9 years ago
Premake is nice but has a lot of flaws.
Given cmake's traction in the community, and the dependencies using it, it seems the way to go.
The hard part is to manage c# code which could be done by adding rules for .NET compiler.
The CMake repository contains such examples.
Mostly done over a few commits:
There has be a few back and forth to make it work with CI but overall it works OK.
Needs polishing as well as install/package targets but these should be other issues.
Premake is nice but has a lot of flaws.
Given cmake's traction in the community, and the dependencies using it, it seems the way to go.
The hard part is to manage c# code which could be done by adding rules for .NET compiler.
The CMake repository contains such examples.