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Yeah but the people implementing it are prob more interested on you moving to VS, so there a slighty conflict of interest, I appreciate their work but I also a
by papichulo2023 2y ago
Yeah but the people implementing it are prob more interested on you moving to VS, so there a slighty conflict of interest, I appreciate their work but I also a bit sceptical and think this is the main reason behind it. 6yo is a lot of time for such an important feature. They dont they to support it on all compilers/frontends in order to release it.
- chipdart 2y ago> Yeah but the people implementing it are prob more interested on you moving to VS (...) Wasn't support for submodules first added to Clang and CMake? Also, I don't think you fully grasp the scope of this change. Some projects are still stuck on C++1 to avoid having to pay for the technical debt of upgrading the compiler. This is a flag flip away. For modules, you need to rework your whole build system and Eve rearchitect your projects. Think about that for a second.