meson is an all-around better build system than we have. It even has support for cross-compiling, as well as static analysis, among other things.
There's a lot to do for this. We first must update cmake to conform to what meson wants. This means not putting generated files in the source tree, i.e. xddl.h, TS-36_331.xddl. Which means we should probably have a working install of some kind.
Also, for copyright reasons, we should not put the 3GPP asn.1 files under source control, instead just add the generated xddl files directly. Build them only if requested.
[x] add -o option to asnx and xml-patch instead of writing to stdout (#24)
[x] add 3GPP genereted xddl to source code directly
[x] add build include tree to cmake and put xddl.h there.
[x] stop putting output files into xenon/o directory
[x] add installer to install required headers, library, and xddl to proper place (wherever that is). #31
meson is an all-around better build system than we have. It even has support for cross-compiling, as well as static analysis, among other things.
There's a lot to do for this. We first must update cmake to conform to what meson wants. This means not putting generated files in the source tree, i.e. xddl.h, TS-36_331.xddl. Which means we should probably have a working install of some kind.
Also, for copyright reasons, we should not put the 3GPP asn.1 files under source control, instead just add the generated xddl files directly. Build them only if requested.