IMO CMake is perfect for large, minimally configurable projects. It handles dependencies for incremental builds well (though maybe that’s more the build system (make, ninja, etc.) than CMake itself), and I personally enjoy using it.
However, once people start getting clever with it, it quickly becomes incomprehensibly complicated.
IMO CMake is perfect for large, minimally configurable projects. It handles dependencies for incremental builds well (though maybe that’s more the build system (make, ninja, etc.) than CMake itself), and I personally enjoy using it.
However, once people start getting clever with it, it quickly becomes incomprehensibly complicated.