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I don't really like complex build systems like CMake or Ninja, I just use a build.bat file which works for basically all projects I use it for. The IDE does not
by giovannicar04 7mo ago
I don't really like complex build systems like CMake or Ninja, I just use a build.bat file which works for basically all projects I use it for. The IDE does not communicate with any build system whatsoever. It stores .h and .c files in a ".trprj" file (just a text file with info on the project and saved data) and upon loading it, it retrieves all .h files and basically recursively walks and find other includes.
It is not a complex system, but that's exactly the design choice I was going for.
When LSP support is ready, that will be much simpler, altough, it really defies the purpose I am building it for, so I'm not really 100% sure about that choice.