No problem. I disagree and think that a cross platform build
generator
that leverages native build tools is a better approach and
provides
more flexibility in the long run. Particularly for Windows VS
users or
people tied to an IDE - configuration that generates to various
IDE
build scripts keeps those devs happier IMO
Well, native projects do make developers happier, but if the tool
can't build on its own, there's no reason to use it, if make just
works. premake will be a burden of an extra level to go through.
