Request to abandon Visual Studio for project management. #284
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Compiling the projects managed by Visual Studio is quite challenging as it requires taking multiple factors into account. There is no direct remote package management, and vcpkg is essentially not functional. We hope to use xmake for management, which can completely avoid problems related to the compilation environment.
This is the configuration of xmake. It is extremely simple and not as cumbersome as cmake.
It can be directly used with VSCode.
This looks pretty simple, do you have a version of the Dumper-7 repo that uses xmake?
https://github.com/ChestnutYueyue/Dumper-7 I manage this project with xmake. I've already tested xmake. What's convenient about it is that not only does it come with remote management capabilities, but it can also integrate with the third - party tool vcpkg. Its basic syntax is based on Lua, which enables it to handle more tasks and presents a clearer structure compared to CMake.
I'll consider it for the future when.