I will copy-n-paste my earlier suggestions here:

  1. Commonly agreed up way to describe C++ components for build systems – no, I am not aiming for a “universal” build system (not a goal)
  2. Packing for C++ components – this ties into (1) I suspect.
  3. Tools for migration, especially as we consider modules.

 

 

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I'm not going to be there.. But here's my list of todo items in tooling:

 

* Compile invocation standard (I'm preparing a paper and proof of concept library for this).

* Standard package format.

* Standard interoperation between build system and package managers.

* General evaluation of ecosystem with regards to making it easy for everyone to develop with C++.

 

For SG15 I would really like it to follow the SG14 model of being as open as possible to discussions and contributions from the industry.

 

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