On 01/23/2013 09:26 PM, Albert Cahalan wrote:
GNU make can do the job by itself. I'd use a modern non-recursive style, somewhat like the Linux kernel system but likely far smaller.This would be one-of-a-kind, gmake on its own has poor support for autoconfiguration, and the only documentation would be what you create. I've used a number of similar things and wrote some in the 80's or 90's. They all have their own learning curve for any new developer, and there are fewer people who can help the new developer - possibly none - than if you the team is using a common solution. Much as I hate autotools, I know I can get books about it and that there are a good many developers who understand it.
We currently use mingw. Adding a proprietary tool means a lot of people won't be able to compile the system any longer.The difficulty mainly comes down to decisions about Windows.
In making your decisions, consider that there's a team. Whatever you do has to be best for the team, not just esthetically pleasing and easy for you personally.
Thanks
Bruce
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