I've done some initial work on a cmake-based build system. So far it does build + install vba-m on a linux system with asm-hq-filters and a fallback to the c-implementations if nasm is not available. Next on my todo list is adding the qt-gui to the build.
Cmake is a really cool build environment with an easy to use syntax. As it's multi-platform, the developers wouldn't have to deal with separate build files for Linux, Windows, MacOS, but just the affected CMakeLists.txt.
KDE also uses Cmake, and I must say that it is a nice build system, even if I've only used it to build parts of KDE.
Once we get the Qt port up to speed, I think we're going to drop the other ports.
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But in the mean time, if you can make a better build process than the crummy quick hack job of a Makefile I made, go right ahead.
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Main goals I have in a good Makefile (or similar) for such a thing:
Direct Windows support
Cross compile to Windows support
UNIX x86-32
UNIX non x86-32
Finally I have somehting I dare publishing [img]<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/tongue.png[/img]/emoticons/tongue@2x.png 2x" width="20" height="20" />. It currently builds vbam with asm-hq-filters. You can specify if you also want the qt-gui and you can also use the c-hq-filters if you want.
This works on my system but as I'm quite new to cmake chances are that it does not on others. Everybody who is interested please test. I welcome any feedback.
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As the forum-upload doesn't seem to work, you can download it here:
I'll test this out when I can on a sandbox checkout.
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It looks cool [img]<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/tongue.png[/img]/emoticons/tongue@2x.png 2x" width="20" height="20" />
