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randerson_112

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    Comment #47731146

    Craft has a few commands to handle dependencies: craft add, craft update, craft remove. Craft add can take a path to a local Craft project and link it, or it can take a git url whi…

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    Comment #47709630

    Craft has project management and generates starter project structure. You can generate header and source files with boilerplate starter code. Craft manages the building of the proj…

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    Comment #47708601

    Thank you everyone for the feedback so far! I just wanted to say that I understand this is not a fully cohesive and functional project for every edge case. This is the first day of…

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    Comment #47708534

    This is true. There is no way I could solve a problem of this scale by myself. That is why this is an open source project and open to everyone to make changes on. There is still mu…

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    Comment #47708500

    Yes, many libraries are system wide that is true. This is something I had on the list of features to add. System dependencies. Thank you for the feedback!

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    Comment #47708461

    Why do you say this? I respect it, I'm just curious.

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    Comment #47708155

    This is very true. My thought process was that since majority of projects already run on CMake, I would simply build off of that and take advantage of what CMake is good at while m…

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    Comment #47708098

    Yes! This is definitely on the list of features to add. Thank you for the feedback!

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    Comment #47708079

    This is a fair and valid point. However, why leave your workflow to write a prompt to an AI when you can run simple commands in your workspace. Also you are most likely paying to u…

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    Show HN: I built a Cargo-like build tool for C/C++

    I love C and C++, but setting up projects can sometimes be a pain. Every time I wanted to start something new I'd spend the first hour writing CMakeLists.txt, figuring out find_pac…