lanodan, 28 days ago > FLAGS = -std=c++98 -O0 -g -Wno-write-strings -Wno-multichar -Wno-address-of-temporary;-m32 > ;-m32 CMake you piece of shit.
> FLAGS = -std=c++98 -O0 -g -Wno-write-strings -Wno-multichar -Wno-address-of-temporary;-m32 > ;-m32
FLAGS = -std=c++98 -O0 -g -Wno-write-strings -Wno-multichar -Wno-address-of-temporary;-m32
;-m32
CMake you piece of shit.
lanodan, 28 days ago Which kind of reminds me that if I wouldn't prefer to avoid dependencies, I'd have evaluated using perl's ExtUtils::MakeMaker for C projects as replacement to autotools/CMake.
Which kind of reminds me that if I wouldn't prefer to avoid dependencies, I'd have evaluated using perl's ExtUtils::MakeMaker for C projects as replacement to autotools/CMake.
kura, 28 days ago @lanodan whattup?
@lanodan whattup?
lanodan, 28 days ago @kura semicolon is a command separator, you don't want it in the flags.
@kura semicolon is a command separator, you don't want it in the flags.
meeper, 28 days ago @lanodan @kura how did it end up there
@lanodan @kura how did it end up there
kura, 28 days ago @meeper @lanodan i know about semicolon. but if you put it in quotes or as an env var its kinda save, is it not?
@meeper @lanodan i know about semicolon. but if you put it in quotes or as an env var its kinda save, is it not?
lanodan, 28 days ago @kura @meeper Wasn't quoted at all here… which in a way is yet another failure of CMake.
@kura @meeper Wasn't quoted at all here… which in a way is yet another failure of CMake.
lanodan, 28 days ago @meeper @kura https://github.com/lanodan/Descent3/commit/116f3d6753b9edcf066095c6eb8f1b81b9f937de but I can't really blame them, it ought to have been a type error.
@meeper @kura https://github.com/lanodan/Descent3/commit/116f3d6753b9edcf066095c6eb8f1b81b9f937de but I can't really blame them, it ought to have been a type error.
meeper, 28 days ago @lanodan @kura still don't get why there shluld be a semicolon due to that? does cmake automatically put one when you set a list?
@lanodan @kura still don't get why there shluld be a semicolon due to that? does cmake automatically put one when you set a list?
lanodan, 28 days ago @meeper @kura Yeah, CMake joins lists using semicolons by default, and there it needed a join…
@meeper @kura Yeah, CMake joins lists using semicolons by default, and there it needed a join…
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