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Dependency checking

Open refi64 opened this issue 9 years ago • 4 comments

I just found qo recently, and it looks really nice. However, someone on Reddit pointed out that he didn't see any dependency checking. Does qo just rebuild everything every time? If so, would dependency checking be planned for a future release?

refi64 avatar Mar 14 '15 17:03 refi64

Where was this posted? I'd like to see~

By dependency checking, do you mean seeing if dependent packages are installed, or if any files have changed? If the latter, then files aren't currently checked to see if they have changed, but the way things work now it would definitely be easy to add that. If the former, then I'm not sure how I want to go witht hat.

andlabs avatar Mar 15 '15 17:03 andlabs

www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/2yzgd0/qo_a_cc_build_system_with_no_build_files/

I'm referring to the latter.

refi64 avatar Mar 15 '15 18:03 refi64

That would be a very desirable feature. 

Nice project this is, by the way. 

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On Sun, Mar 15, 2015 at 2:35 PM, Pietro Gagliardi [email protected] wrote:

Where was this posted? I'd like to see~

By dependency checking, do you mean seeing if dependent packages are installed, or if any files have changed? If the latter, then files aren't currently checked to see if they have changed, but the way things work now it would definitely be easy to add that. If the former, then I'm not sure how I want to go witht hat.

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flplv avatar Mar 16 '15 01:03 flplv

Hi guys,

Hope u are all well !

It would have been awesome to extract packages dependencies from a CMakeLists.txt, with a lexer/peg parser, and build c++ projects for creating custom docker alpine images.

Was this project used in production with success ?

Cheers, Richard

roscopecoltran avatar Jan 08 '17 11:01 roscopecoltran