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vslavik / bakefile

Bakefile makefiles generator
http://bakefile.org
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Publish a new release including vs2013 support #18

Closed mgruber4 closed 10 years ago

mgruber4 commented 10 years ago

I already use bakefile-ng in my production environment, but using vs2013. I noticed that you already implemented support for this compiler. It would be nice to have access to a compiled version of the tool.

Also, a tip here: I used the old bakefile for years and was surprised to find this new version, although I periodically checked www.bakefile.org and sf.net. If would be very helpful to put some advise in www.bakefile.org, pointing out this new release.

Thanks for the great job!

vslavik commented 10 years ago

Here you go: https://github.com/vslavik/bakefile/releases/tag/v1.2.4

The reason why this isn't yet mentioned in bakefile.org (though I'll revisit it, hopefully in 2013) and why there aren't releases is that this version doesn't have feature parity yet and is generally not quite production ready.

BTW, it would be much better, seeing how heavily you use bkl, if you used up-to-date git checkout. It's not dangerous. And it would have the added bonus that you wouldn't have to do workarounds in your code and could post pull requests rather than issues ;)

mgruber4 commented 10 years ago

Thanks for the suggestion, but I am not that skilled in python. I've checked out your code, but its far too advanced for me.

vslavik commented 10 years ago

Sorry, but that's BS -- anybody capable of searching files can fix #21 for example, even without knowing Python at all.

mgruber4 commented 10 years ago

Ok sorry. I work fulltime in a controlled project for Cardiology and I am not accustomed with the 'free' tools -- actually this is the first time I am interacting with git and github. On Subversion code posted to the repository can cause harm, if not properly tested.

When you say 'pull request' does it mean it will commit imediatelly? If not, next time I will give it a try.