Excerpts from Zulox4's message of Sun May 26 23:54:33 +0200 2013:
> The old make or nmake doesn't change frequently, and it's working well.
1) configure is slow, if you need to run it once only it doesn't matter.
If you have to test multiple cases:
If you want to test 4 cases:
- no python
- py 2
- py 3
- py 2 an py 3
using the same "codebase", how to do that with the traditional make system
efficiently?
with cmake you do:
mkdir case{1,2,3,4}
cd case1; cmake ../ the-cmake-flags
then you can run make in all case directories having 4 vims to compare
with.
Thanks for your tip. It looks like its a starting point.
Marc Weber
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