On 12/1/2012 09:32, Pau Garcia i Quiles wrote: > >> When I want to compile an autotools project, I need sh, which as you have >>> already said, is only half-legged available on Windows. And that's the >>> whole point of CMake, especially when Visual C++ is in the middle. Sure, >>> you can generate makefiles which call cl.exe, link.exe, etc, but in the >>> end, debuggin, profiling, distributed compilation will be a pain, whereas >>> they will work perfectly fine in projects using CMake. >>> >> >> As mentioned above, I redid my project with autoconf, automake and >> libtool.It drove MSVC drivers in Cygwin just fine, whereas cmake refused >> to do so. >> >> > I'm curious: how do you debug, profile, etc with the Visual Studio IDE? > AFAIK that requires either a VS project file, or attaching to the > already-running process.
I am not using the IDE in anyway, just the compiler, I am using 3rd party profilers and debuggers.
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