I see CPM more like a hacker CMake toolkit for your own use, at least in it's current state.
thanks for reminding me why i liked it...( short doc - easy to use... )
so i guess https://github.com/toeb/cutil is the new CPM( argh...more docs...more complex... )
however cool it may be...it is a bit worrying that it's not backed by real companies....
but maybe if ogre starts using it, others will join...
the woods are lovely dark and deep
but i have promises to keep
and miles to code before i sleep
and miles to code before i sleep..
You could be equally shocked about KDE/KDevelop actually making an effort to support Microsoft Windows.
i am....
i guess kde folks realized that people are increasingly using other OSs than Linux in their daily living.
It would be wise of them to meet the developers wherever they are, even if they are on Windows
Touchè! Awesome sense of humor. I see what you did there..
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jacmoe wrote:But the fact that Ogre packages for Debian and Redhat are maintained by the Ogre community, and not the Ogre team (AFAIK)..
Confirmed. We as the team cannot handle providing them reliably, but as you said, that seems to have been taken care of by the community any way .
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I've found a way to integrate NuGet package generation into my build process (see http://www.ogre3d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=69274). At the moment you have to download the packages by yourself, but I'm working on a PHP script for a NuGet feed.
Transporter wrote:I've found a way to integrate NuGet package generation into my build process (see http://www.ogre3d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=69274). At the moment you have to download the packages by yourself, but I'm working on a PHP script for a NuGet feed.
can you not just push them to the main nuget server?
so in the end someone did it. and seems official. was the OP?
despite jacmoe comments i think its a nice idea. i've just tried it and a fresh copy of ogre dll and include files (v100, which i assume means built with Visual Studio 2010 C++) arrived in no time on my test project