Hello friends, I was wondering what you think about using an external tool for compiling the const tables, like Python. Few lines on code into the CMakeLists.txt, no extra options, no compile time macros. After creating those tables, the compilation of the C code will work on all C compilers of the world. The tool will be searched by cmake with REQUIRED option. If we would like to avoid that, we may add a test for testing the presence of the generated files inside a specific directory, but perhaps it is not worth to do that extra work: in my opinion, having Python (or something else if you want) just at compile time is much less restrictive than having GLIB dependency at runtime.
what do you think? Sincerely. _______________________________________________ fluid-dev mailing list fluid-dev@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev
