I know there has in the past been requests for windows builds but windows
changes their and breaks their own build system so much, it is not worth it.
However, I use the FireBreath plugin framework
(http://www.firebreath.org/display/documentation/FireBreath+Home) and I really
like the way CMAKE works.
He has a prep script prepmac, prepmake, prepeclipse, prep2008,prep2010....and
so on and CMAKE generates the entire build directory. One make fiel definition
that is very similar to traditional make systems and any number of a large
group of targets.
It has proven ideal for this crossplatform and even just cross Visual Studio
versioning.
The prep scripts for the *nix side are trivial
=====prepmake.sh=============
#!/bin/bash
if [ "${GEN}" = "" ]; then
GEN='Unix Makefiles'
fi
source ${0%/*}/common.sh "$@"
pushd "$BUILDDIR"
cmake -G "$GEN" -DFB_PROJECTS_DIR="${PROJDIR}" "$@" "${FB_ROOT}"
pop
=========prep2010.cmd============
@echo off & setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
set _FB_GEN="Visual Studio 10"
call "%~d0%~p0\common.cmd" %*
if %errorlevel% == 2 exit /b 1
call "%~d0%~p0\winprep.cmd
Wouldn't such a system be great for live555? (Taxillian on
freenode->firebreath is the author )
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