On 2006-06-15, Alex Riesen <fork0@t-online.de> wrote:
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>  Yann Dirson, Thu, Jun 15, 2006 09:24:50 +0200:
> > Since there are many people objecting to autotools, what about using
> > Jam instead ?  It has the advantage of being designed to be
> > cross-platform, and should have all the features we would need for *git.
>  Except that it is not readily available everywhere, has unreadable
>  and illogical syntax, and lots of unknown assumptions built in.
>  We are forced to use that thing at work, and it is mostly hated.

FWIW, I like Boost and use it every day.  I hate bjam.

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>  Git already has enough external dependencies (crypto, Python, Perl,
>  bash, gmake), why create another one?
> 
>  If we are about to need a configuration system (and I doubt it), may
>  be we should at least select a system small enough to have it always
>  in git repo? (yes, as linux kernel configuration system is)

Well, since Python is already a dependency, why not use a build system
that has Python as its scripting/extension language?  It's also quite
small, and it's called SCons.  I found it rather easy to learn
when I was having a quick look around at alternative build systems.

Just a thought.

phil
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