Fred Helmesjö

IMO `--help` & `-h` should be built-in and handled automatically. A cli tool without a help print shouldn't be allowed. ;)

Regarding install-dirs, check out [this tutorial](https://rix0r.nl/blog/2015/08/13/cmake-guide/) and the use of GNUInstallDirs.

@rcdailey Woop, sorry for late answer! I'm not super experienced in either platform (in the context of install-paths and conventions), and yes as you say _GNUInstallDirs_ focuses solely on Linux,...

I'm a little confused... At what part does the generation of the export target for the build-tree occur? Is this what _BoostConfig.cmake.in_ is used for? If I'm not missing something,...

Also, throw an eye on [BCM](https://github.com/boost-cmake/bcm) (Boost CMake Modules) and that [boost-cmake](https://github.com/boost-cmake) account in general. Seems to have gotten some momentum, with (not only) [Daniel Pfeifer](https://github.com/purpleKarrot) behind it who's been...

@rcdailey Yes exactly, I was only talking about the export targets for the _build-tree_ (I only saw `install(EXPORT)` which, as you say, is for the _install-tree_). Is the former not...

Usually: For a fully version controlled & cross-platform repository. All dependencies included = no setup/install required when cloning to a clean workstation, and target platforms are not predetermined. Just clone...

Wow, I misinterpreted your question and digressed heavily. Sorry! :) Scratch the part about pre-built binaries. Just imagine all third-party dependencies being version controlled in the same repo, and built...

It's `--installPath` that's not working. It installs it to the default path regardless (`C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\BuildTools\Common7\Tools\VsDevCmd.bat`). Also the `VsDevCmd.bat` doesn't work: ``` ********************************************************************** ** Visual Studio 2019 Developer...

No progress on this? Would be really sweet to just append/insert the git status to current prompt, so that it's consistent with what I already have. :)