I get the feeling, it is a... "different" language. But I never understood the criticism about the documentation. At least in the last decade, I have always fou

I get the feeling, it is a... "different" language. But I never understood the criticism about the documentation. At least in the last decade, I have always found the CMake documentation pretty good. Everything is documented. Probably CMake is not a good fit for very, very big projects. But the vast majority of projects are not that big. Usually what I see with CMake is self-inflicted pain, often where the devs start adding custom functions and mix it with python and stuff. If you keep it simple, it's very clear and does the job with surprisingly few keywords, I find. And I have setup tens of projects with CMake.