Am Mo., 17. Sep. 2018 um 13:21 Uhr schrieb Peter Dimov via Boost < boost@lists.boost.org>:
Mike Dev wrote:
All I'm trying to achieve is to get a minimal support for cmake into as many boost libraries as possible, in a simple enough manner that any library maintainer feels comfortable in having the file as an official part of his library (although I'd be happy to provide support for them myself). The primary goal is to make project local compilation and consummation of boost easier, as well as lowering the bar for contributors.
I'd like to see an example of how a CMake project using Boost (f.ex. System) would look like, assuming your proposed pull requests are accepted.
Yes. I agree. From your pull requests I can see only the root CMakeLists.txt for boost I guess. I would like to see examples of the CMakeLists for a project (maybe also inluding test, documentation?) In general, I really appreciate your effort to slowly integrate CMake without touching Boost's build system. And I think it might be the right way to do so. However, please note that accepting your solution (as an intermediate step) would mean that library maintainers/contributers need to support/maintain/debug two build system solutions. What about the integration tests? Do we need to deploy and test twice? Cheers C
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