Kevin Sapper <[email protected]> writes: > Dear ZeroMQ developers and users, > > In the recent time a lot of new c-project have been created in the > zeromq community which use the czmq build environment. Instead of > maintaining all of these build files separately I suggest zproject > (https://github.com/sappo/zproject). > > zproject does several things: > > * generate files for cross-platform build environments > * generate header and sources files for new classes > > All you need is a project.xml. This is your "One file to rule them all". > > I like to move the project from my account to the zeromq organization.
Hi Kevin, All serious projects need their own build system! If we could add a GSL Generator to cmake, we might even get a "recursive" build system.... Joking aside: "The one file to rule them all" in my view of build systems is CMakeLists.txt, so I am quite interested what zproject has to offer in addition. I looked into build-cmake.gsl and have the question: Why should I do gsl->cmake->mingw (create a cmake setup with gsl. The cmake setup creates then a mingw build thing(Makefiles?)) instead of gsl->mingw (create a mingw build system with gsl) Could you please elaborate a bit what zproject does for me? kind regards Frank _______________________________________________ zeromq-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zeromq.org/mailman/listinfo/zeromq-dev
