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[chants]

Yes and VS2022 is no longer x86 with an x64 IDE. One reason I like CMake is not just it's portability but that it has all the strategies to detect all different compilers even on Windows to build with. Providing a CMakeLists.txt in projects is very convenient to make it easy for anyone to configure and build.

[vic4key]

Originally Posted by chants

Yes and VS2022 is no longer x86 with an x64 IDE. One reason I like CMake is not just it's portability but that it has all the strategies to detect all different compilers even on Windows to build with. Providing a CMakeLists.txt in projects is very convenient to make it easy for anyone to configure and build.

Actually, I'm not a fan of CMake. CMake is portability, but it needs too many steps to finish, and only build for a specified arch at once (cannot generate for both Win & x64, or maybe I don't know how to do that).

I targeted only using for Win32/x64/MinGW. So, I wrote a batch file to build all at once (x86, x64, MT/MTd, MD/MDd). And then, just one-click to finish. I believe it much easier and simpler than CMake.

BTW, I will update the batch file to fix the bug when I get free time.