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Hi,
I've just bumped into this interesting system: http://www.biicode.com/ - it looks like it builds on top of CMake to make the c++ reference resolving much easier. CMake already has something like this in its ExternalProject extension, but this looks like it's much more convenient!

Thanks for the replies guys, much appreciated!

As a OT question - why is OpenMW using GPL anyway? Why not some of the more common and usable licenses like MIT? Just asking :) The main reason it's using GPL is because that's what Nico used, and that's what all contributions inherited. Changing it would require hunting down everyone who's ever co...

Using Unreal would be more like a buying a finished fancy wedding cake, removing everything but the baked base and then trying to make a completely different cake out of it :) No, that would be making a total conversion mod for an existing game. Don't underestimate the work needed to create a game,...

I also had a pretty great experience with the Sublime Text editor if you guys are looking for something simpler than a fully fledged UI. It has a CMake generator and you can even build from within which is pretty cool. The dealbreaker for me was the debugging experience - but for a robust visual deb...

Unfortunatly, client company still thinks that separate projects for evertything is way to go. We are wasting time on this crap daily and I just LOVE when after adding new file i have to add it to the project in xcode, vs and edit makefile. This makes me feel so productive. That is just terrible, I...

Sorry to hear that man :| Software engineering is supposed to be fun :) I guess that VS is more tailored towards corporate solutions with (somehow) competent IT department. I just invoked a full code rebuild on our build server just to compare the speed and the Windows build (using MSVC 2012) took 1...

Hmm I guess it really depends on how your environment is setup, then :| Not having any of the problems you are describing (except the compiler features, like the template thing, which actually makes sense if you look for the reason - but you can setup VS to build using Clang+LLVM as well) Pro tip: r...

Visual Studio is total and utter crap. The compiler is, compared to GCC and Clang. But the IDE itself is actually pretty good from what I know. From what I know, it really depends on what you are actually looking at. VC++ does for example not have full support of C++11 yet (at least not in the late...

sirherrbatka wrote:Visual Studio is total and utter crap.

This statement is a total and utter crap