Hi,
I am working on a generic cpp task, that's independent of the compiler. It
simply checks which compiler is available, and then uses that one. I
already have compiling and lib-ing for gcc working.
Now I want to implement linking, and I need a good way to specify library
packages. Of course I could just expect that the user specifies the full
library file names for each library, but that would be very tedious, and
also won't work across multiple compilers. The best thing would probably
be something like pkg-config, but then one that would also work with
visual studio.
I could add some sort of package management to nant, with it's own config
files, but I'm not really sure if that would be a good idea. Do you think
if that's a good idea? Or does anybody have a better suggestion?
Greets,
Lieven van der Heide
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