Bleeding edge? As far as I'm aware of on Windows we just tell people to go install the latest stable version. If the situation on Linux is different then you have a reason to need to bundle. On Windows we don't.
Fact is that we currently use the bleeding edge fersion of cmake,
and we may be ahead of it. And it's not that big actually.
Le 03/06/2011 00:01, Zachary Gorden a écrit :
I object highly to the idea of bundling cmake with the
BE. Most platforms already have binaries built of cmake, either
by the distro or for Windows, the people who make cmake provide an
installer. We provide the compilers and linkers and we provided
rbuild because it was our own thing, but cmake is not and has its
own environment.
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 4:53 PM, Colin
Finck <colin@reactos.org>
wrote:
dreimer@svn.reactos.org
wrote:
> Get the cmake path from a system variable called
_ROSBE_CMAKEPATH.
I hope we're not thinking about requiring the user to install
RosBE and CMake separately.
This would pretty much kill the point of RosBE if people are
forced to get random versions of their build tools from
multiple sources again..