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You don’t understand what make is for. It doesn’t compete with CMake. It’s actually one of CMake’s backends.
by haolez 8y ago
You don’t understand what make is for. It doesn’t compete with CMake. It’s actually one of CMake’s backends.
- chillacy 8y agoI think the parent poster calling CMake a meta tool might imply they knew that.
- makapuf 8y agoI guess so. Generally you write either one or the other. If you write cmakelists, make is just a subtool, you never quite see makefiles. So for the computer sure both run makefikes. From the developer point of view it's not.