analysis: add cmake toolchain analysis #9
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targos
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Co-authored-by: Michaël Zasso <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: Michael Dawson <[email protected]>
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| * There seems to be positive reception at the idea of cmake for native modules, | ||
| having the same build system for building Node.js and its native modules | ||
| * It is already possible to build node-addon-api based native modules with cmake. |
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This is true for every build toolchain and also API (not just node-addon-api) so how valuable is this observation as a comparison to other toolchains?
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It is one that I know people have already been using and has been tested out/validated.
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this only refers to building Node.js itself, not addons. An analysis of options for addons might be done in the future
This analysis is based on information gathered on
nodejs/TSC#901. We still need to collect more
information, especially in currently supported platforms and toolchains
(including minimum version for both). Consolidating the information here so
it's easier for us to iterate on it.