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aurelian15 | 3 years ago

For what it is worth, there is Muon, a third-party implementation of Meson written in C99 [1]. Haven't used it myself yet, though Muon has been in steady development over the last few years, and the developers claim that they implement the vast majority of the Meson core features.

[1] https://sr.ht/~lattis/muon/

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mdaniel|3 years ago

I was going to try replacing the KeePassXC build (which is one of the more complicated CMake builds I've had hand-to-hand with) to see what that experience would be like, but they report all the Qt flavors are unsupported: https://muon.build/releases/edge/docs/status.html

I'm aware I could just vanilla Meson but I was specifically interested in kicking the tires on the dbg in Muon since CLion just recently added debugging to CMake and I wanted to compare and contrast