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Of course once the makefile is generated, there is no need to use cmake (as long as the project is not modified), but you cannot share a makefile generated by
by atso 11y ago
Of course once the makefile is generated, there is no need to use cmake (as long as the project is not modified), but you cannot share a makefile generated by cmake, not even redistribute it. You cannot even re/locate it on your hard drive.
The difference is that autotools generates source distributions that do not need autotools to build, while a cmake project always requires cmake when building.
- icebraining 11y agoOh, I wasn't aware it wasn't distributable, my bad.