Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
> Eric Sokolowsky wrote:
> 
>> Cmake supports creating Xcode projects. And Apple's command-line tool
>> Xcodebuild will compile such projects, ...
> 
> That's interesting, thanks for the info. I have no experience with XCode yet 
> (used stock configure/make on the Mac), but I'm wondering why you need an IDE 
> and compile with a command-line tool ;-)
> 
> Not seriously, I can imagine to work with the IDE, but compile updates with 
> Xcodebuild. Also an interesting aspect.

Well my point is that you can use either. You can use both cmake and
xcode either from a GUI or the command line, or mix and match. Cmake is
very flexible. It took me a while to switch over, but I'm now more
convinced that it does the right thing. Though learning Cmake syntax can
be difficult, after having spent years learning regular Make files.

-Eric

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