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- Subject: Re: CMake and Lua
- From: "Eric Tetz" <erictetz@...>
- Date: Thu, 14 Feb 2008 13:11:09 -0800
On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 12:33 PM, Brandon Van Every <bvanevery@gmail.com> wrote:
> We did all have it out recently that some kind of scoping
> is required, that having everything as a global variable is
> not enough anymore. That's in CMake CVS and people are
> shaking the bugs out of it. CMake 2.6 will have function
> calls with scope available, so that you don't have to use
> plain macros if you don't want to. Kitware's attitude is
> that they will continue to improve the language as needed.
I think that, in a nut shell, is why tool developers should think long and hard before rolling their own languages. CMake is a build tool, why are they wasting cycles on language design? Lua (and plenty of other languages) have spent years working through these same issues, why duplicate that effort?
- References:
- CMake and Lua, Ken Martin
- RE: CMake and Lua, Ken Martin
- Re: CMake and Lua, Thiago Bastos
- Re: CMake and Lua, Brandon Van Every
- Re: CMake and Lua, KHMan
- Re: CMake and Lua, Brandon Van Every
- Re: CMake and Lua, KHMan
- Re: CMake and Lua, Brandon Van Every
- Re: CMake and Lua, E. Wing
- Re: CMake and Lua, Brandon Van Every