On 2012-05-31 19:06, Jonathan S. Shapiro wrote:
> Vojtech: > I have built IDEs, so I fully understand (in a technical sense) all of the issues you have raised concerning cross-platform build options. I disagree with you. > (...) Hi, Hm, you might have misunderstood me or perhaps I didn't make myself clear: Compiler switches are by all means useful and I myself do use them (In fact, I sometimes set up distict switches for each .cpp). And I'm glad and very grateful that my favourite build system (CMake) offers a great support in that regard. I was just pointing out to Geronimo that the matter is a bit more complicated than just "setting up custom compiler switches for my project" in one or few GUI fields. It would actually probably require a set of GUI settings for each file separately, which would (at least for me) be very impractical. I was also suspicious about compiler switches Geronimo was looking to use, because since he is a C++ beginner, it sounds to me like someone somewhere suggested "you need a -g compiler switch for debugging", but that kind of thing should be done differently. Maybe I was wrong, maybe he really does need custom switches. So all in all, I agree with you. (You sound like a much more experienced programmer than myself anyway ;-) ) Cheers, ~Vojtech Kral
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