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by boris
3122 days ago
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> Everything is string-ly typed and you can only build up a thing to a certain level of complexity easily. Yes, make was designed for the 1970 world, where all you care about is building simple utilities on Unix. There was no today's complexity (out of tree builds, cross-compilation, etc) nor "alien" platforms like Windows where people have spaces in their paths. What we need is to redesign make to handle today's requierements. And this is what we are trying to do with build2. |
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