RE: Maven Has Some Nice Features, But...

2003-06-21 Thread Michal Maczka
Maven primary target is java world.

From the one hand Maven is a superset of ant functionality and there are
some extension to ant which
are supporting C, C#  (haven't used them).
From the other hand the power of maven lays in centralized artifact
management and in it's plugins,
which make dirty work from you.
I am not aware of any maven's plugins for C/C++ or any non java language.
So from this point of view you have no advantage if you use maven or ant.
You still need to write
your build system for you.
I guess that for more complex, highly customized builds it is simpler to use
Ant as it gives you
more flexibility.



Michal


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 How does Maven handle a mixed development world?  How easy (if it can be
 done at all) is it for Maven's features be used to manage a project that
 contains Java, C/C++, tcl/tk, etc.?


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Re: Maven Has Some Nice Features, But...

2003-06-21 Thread Jason van Zyl
On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 14:50, Brian Hall wrote:
 How does Maven handle a mixed development world?  How easy (if it can be
 done at all) is it for Maven's features be used to manage a project that
 contains Java, C/C++, tcl/tk, etc.?

Kasper created a plugin for dealing with native code but the goals of
Maven at the project's inception were targeted at Java. If you are using
5 different languages, one of which is Java, something other than Maven
might be more suitable.

 
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Re: Maven Has Some Nice Features, But...

2003-06-21 Thread Colin Sampaleanu
If you are doing mostly C/C++ with some Java, you might want to look at 
SCons. It's _way_better thank makefiles, and now has some knowledge of 
Java, although nothing on the level of Maven.  Presumably you could have 
SCons call out to Maven or Ant for more complicated Java work.
 http://www.scons.org/

Brian Hall wrote:

How does Maven handle a mixed development world?  How easy (if it can be
done at all) is it for Maven's features be used to manage a project that
contains Java, C/C++, tcl/tk, etc.?
 



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