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You'll have WSL/WSL2 to work with, too. If not make, then CMake is now supported in Visual Studio (2017/2019) and works well. >ezwinports Interesting, hadn't
by voltagex_ 7y ago
You'll have WSL/WSL2 to work with, too. If not make, then CMake is now supported in Visual Studio (2017/2019) and works well.
>ezwinports
Interesting, hadn't run into this before. What's the advantage over MSYS2?
- deng 7y agoEli is one the few free software veterans who exclusively works on Windows. His ports are excellent and native Windows binaries wherever possible ("native" meaning: no MSYS at all). It's not that "native" is always better, but it is good to have the choice. Especially w.r.t. GNU Make, I found the MSYS version to be very hard to reason with, since the additional MSYS path conversion makes things even more complicated than it already is...