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CMake Configuration for USBIP-Win #54

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koudis opened this issue Jul 24, 2019 · 3 comments
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CMake Configuration for USBIP-Win #54

koudis opened this issue Jul 24, 2019 · 3 comments
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@koudis
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koudis commented Jul 24, 2019

As discussed in #23 It can be helpfull to move/add usbip-win to CMake.

I opened this Issue to gather more opinions and for discussion.

CMake dvantages for me

  • much more use-case possibilities than Solution
  • more stable --> 10 years old CMake files work without problem
  • More readable (many tutorials, simple documentation, ...)

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CMake works fine for standard user-space applications.
Driver development is quite complicated. There are several quite good CMake modules for Windows kernel drivers but It's not widely tested.

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cezuni commented Jul 24, 2019

That's great!!

As discussed in #23 It can be helpfull to move/add usbip-win to CMake.

I hope that build process with CMake is compatible with an existing one at least when CMake is firstly introduced.

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koudis commented Jul 25, 2019

I hope that build process with CMake is compatible with an existing one at least when CMake is firstly introduced.

This is not problem. CMake and .sln can coexist until/when CMake become stable

Or we just choose the better environment. In the end it can be a .sln as is now (Because cmake can turns out to be unusable)

@cezuni cezuni added the enhancement New feature or request label Jul 26, 2019
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cezanne commented Jan 16, 2021

@koudis : I'll close it. We need discuss again someday.

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