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If I were to still use C/C++, i'd definitely use xmake, without hesitating I wish more people would embrace it over cmake, I despise cmake so much.. I fully m
by WhereIsTheTruth 2y ago
If I were to still use C/C++, i'd definitely use xmake, without hesitating
I wish more people would embrace it over cmake, I despise cmake so much..
I fully moved to D however, the experience here is night and day, the module system alone makes me not miss C/C++, at all
- danny0z 2y agoxmake also support D and dub.
- WhereIsTheTruth 2y agoThe other great thing about D is you don't need anything like that Example: dmd -i -Isrc/ src/main.d and the compiler will automatically grab files you import, and when you need packages you can rely on dub, compiler is so fast that in most cases you don't need any form of caching, a full rebuild of my game takes less than 1sec