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2020 Apr 08
3
Upgrading LLVM's minimum required CMake version
...y) wraps cmake and downloads the correct version is a feature. Being > able to use CMake that is distributed with visual studio so that invoking > cmake from the developer powershell just works without fiddling with PATHs > is a feature. Not having to install msys so that I can invoke > download_cmake.sh is a feature. Not having to have the correct version of > python (is it 2 or 3?) be on the path in order to invoke download_cmake.py > is a feature. Not having to remember to do --recurse-submodules on the llvm > repo if we include it as a git submodule is a feature. The list goes on....
2020 Apr 08
2
Upgrading LLVM's minimum required CMake version
...y) wraps cmake and downloads the correct version is a feature. Being > able to use CMake that is distributed with visual studio so that invoking > cmake from the developer powershell just works without fiddling with PATHs > is a feature. Not having to install msys so that I can invoke > download_cmake.sh is a feature. Not having to have the correct version of > python (is it 2 or 3?) be on the path in order to invoke download_cmake.py > is a feature. Not having to remember to do --recurse-submodules on the llvm > repo if we include it as a git submodule is a feature. The list goes on....
2020 Apr 08
3
Upgrading LLVM's minimum required CMake version
...that (probably poorly) wraps cmake and downloads the correct version is a feature. Being able to use CMake that is distributed with visual studio so that invoking cmake from the developer powershell just works without fiddling with PATHs is a feature. Not having to install msys so that I can invoke download_cmake.sh is a feature. Not having to have the correct version of python (is it 2 or 3?) be on the path in order to invoke download_cmake.py is a feature. Not having to remember to do --recurse-submodules on the llvm repo if we include it as a git submodule is a feature. The list goes on. Yeah, these are...
2020 Apr 08
5
Upgrading LLVM's minimum required CMake version
...y) wraps cmake and downloads the correct version is a feature. Being > able to use CMake that is distributed with visual studio so that invoking > cmake from the developer powershell just works without fiddling with PATHs > is a feature. Not having to install msys so that I can invoke > download_cmake.sh is a feature. Not having to have the correct version of > python (is it 2 or 3?) be on the path in order to invoke download_cmake.py > is a feature. Not having to remember to do --recurse-submodules on the llvm > repo if we include it as a git submodule is a feature. The list goes on....
2020 Apr 09
3
Upgrading LLVM's minimum required CMake version
...that (probably poorly) wraps cmake and downloads the correct version is a feature. Being able to use CMake that is distributed with visual studio so that invoking cmake from the developer powershell just works without fiddling with PATHs is a feature. Not having to install msys so that I can invoke download_cmake.sh is a feature. Not having to have the correct version of python (is it 2 or 3?) be on the path in order to invoke download_cmake.py is a feature. Not having to remember to do --recurse-submodules on the llvm repo if we include it as a git submodule is a feature. The list goes on. Yeah, these are...
2020 Apr 09
3
Upgrading LLVM's minimum required CMake version
...is a feature. Being able to use CMake that > is distributed with visual studio so that invoking cmake > from the developer powershell just works without fiddling > with PATHs is a feature. Not having to install msys so > that I can invoke download_cmake.sh is a feature. Not > having to have the correct version of python (is it 2 or > 3?) be on the path in order to invoke download_cmake.py is > a feature. Not having to remember to do > --recurse-submodules on the llvm repo if we include i...
2020 Apr 09
2
Upgrading LLVM's minimum required CMake version
...that (probably poorly) wraps cmake and downloads the correct version is a feature. Being able to use CMake that is distributed with visual studio so that invoking cmake from the developer powershell just works without fiddling with PATHs is a feature. Not having to install msys so that I can invoke download_cmake.sh is a feature. Not having to have the correct version of python (is it 2 or 3?) be on the path in order to invoke download_cmake.py is a feature. Not having to remember to do --recurse-submodules on the llvm repo if we include it as a git submodule is a feature. The list goes on. Yeah, these are...
2020 Apr 08
3
Upgrading LLVM's minimum required CMake version
> On Apr 7, 2020, at 22:16, Mehdi AMINI via llvm-dev <llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org> wrote: > > > > On Tue, Apr 7, 2020 at 11:27 AM David Blaikie <dblaikie at gmail.com <mailto:dblaikie at gmail.com>> wrote: > I think it does make a difference how many things we ask new developers to do to get up and running - because we've asked them to do one thing