Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2019 08:50:30 +0200
Dorin Lazar <dorin.lazar_at_[hidden]> writes:
> [...] you basically specify an „entry point”, and then assumes that if
> you #include "utils/string_utils.h" you might have a "utils/string_utils.cpp"
> to contain the code described in the "utils/string_utils.h".
Another approach with the same end-result is globbing (potentially
recursive). Neither covers everything 100% (auto-generated source
code is a notable issue) but I agree, not having to touch your
buildfiles every time you add a source file to a project has been
liberating.
> [...] you basically specify an „entry point”, and then assumes that if
> you #include "utils/string_utils.h" you might have a "utils/string_utils.cpp"
> to contain the code described in the "utils/string_utils.h".
Another approach with the same end-result is globbing (potentially
recursive). Neither covers everything 100% (auto-generated source
code is a notable issue) but I agree, not having to touch your
buildfiles every time you add a source file to a project has been
liberating.
Received on 2019-02-01 07:58:33