On 12 May 2011 11:07, Mikko Koppanen <mikko.koppa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> - Building Debian packages (and whether the generated packages comply > with debian policies) > - Building RPMs > - Windows installer > - Building on Windows (currently visual studio project files are > maintained separately) > - Cross-compiling > > Building on Windows is great, which is why I use it, but note that the Windows installer is 32-bit based NSIS only. That means x64 builds incorrectly prompt for "Program Files (x86)". The ideal packager would be WiX but that's a mountain to climb compared to CPack usage. I think the distribution package targets are not policy compliant as they by nature miss the bureaucratic paperwork usually required. CMake presently loses out on cross-compiling as you need to install CMake and to date is hasn't exactly got a great history of API stability. I think you still will not find SCons or CMake in Red Hat for example and say Ubuntu LTS 8 is at least two major ABI breaks different. -- Steve-o
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