> I think in 10-20 years the C++ community will regret enshrining "modern" into so much of the literature. In other circumstances I would agree, but cmake coin

> I think in 10-20 years the C++ community will regret enshrining "modern" into so much of the literature. In other circumstances I would agree, but cmake coined the term "modern cmake" when they released cmake 3.0 and with it their support for target-based projects, and after a couple of decades of "modern cmake" a sizeable portion of the cmake community still failed to update their code.