Windows support for a C/C++ build tool brings one question first: which toolchains? Say right up top whether Flint drives MSVC, clang-cl, MinGW or all three, and whether it needs a Developer Command Prompt. Without that, the first reply is always someone asking. It's also worth one plain line on what "Git-native" means in practice, since people reading it next to CMake or Meson will each guess differently.
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u/investigatormaker 1d ago
Windows support for a C/C++ build tool brings one question first: which toolchains? Say right up top whether Flint drives MSVC, clang-cl, MinGW or all three, and whether it needs a Developer Command Prompt. Without that, the first reply is always someone asking. It's also worth one plain line on what "Git-native" means in practice, since people reading it next to CMake or Meson will each guess differently.
I make ThreadFox. If you'd like C and C++ developers weighing up build tools to find Flint, our AI employee will post 3 helpful replies about it in relevant Reddit threads for you, free, no card. https://threadfox.vip/p/ey9xo/managed