To refresh your knowledge you can use A Tour of C++ (C++ In-Depth Series) book by Bjarne Stroustrup
Personally I use heavily customized vim as IDE. For the build system, I am using meson.build and conan as package manager. You can check my sample project where I use meson and conan github.com/elvisoric/conan_meson
For me, meson is much more natural to use. I used cmake for a few years and i didn't like it at all. From syntax, versions, documentation, etc. I still use cmake but only to build some projects (Everyone uses it and everyone hates it ).
Hello there, It is not stupid at all.
To refresh your knowledge you can use A Tour of C++ (C++ In-Depth Series) book by Bjarne Stroustrup
Personally I use heavily customized vim as IDE. For the build system, I am using meson.build and conan as package manager. You can check my sample project where I use meson and conan github.com/elvisoric/conan_meson
hi there, thanks for sharing those, I have been really into it for a few weeks now, loving it still.
I wanted to ask you, why meson instead of cmake? everyone seems to be using cmake around, is it because the syntax is slightly nicer?
For me, meson is much more natural to use. I used cmake for a few years and i didn't like it at all. From syntax, versions, documentation, etc. I still use cmake but only to build some projects (Everyone uses it and everyone hates it ).
loool I thought so, I agree the syntax is horrific, but once you get used to it seems fine.
might not have been bitten by it yet I guess