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I hope that in future the module system that will be introduced by C++20 will eventually kill CMake. Having said that I don't know the scope of the functionalit
by hawski 7y ago
I hope that in future the module system that will be introduced by C++20 will eventually kill CMake. Having said that I don't know the scope of the functionality brought by it, but if not with C++20 the next one will probably be good enough.
I wonder what's the Qt 6 road-map as C++20 is around the corner and is supposed to bring an amount of change similar to Qt 6, I presume. But basing on C++17 is already as new as it gets with their client base in embedded sector for example. Though it may be a bit too new. They can't lay dormant so it's a good deed after all, although timing seems unfortunate.
- jcelerier 7y ago> I hope that in future the module system that will be introduced by C++20 will eventually kill CMake. To the contrary - with modules more powerful build systems are needed that the ones which exist today. See this post for a CMake dev : https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/axnwiz/cmake_gcc_module_proofofconcept/ https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/axnwiz/cmake_gcc_modul...