> Also remember that C++ does not have a "package manager"
Many large, truly cross-platform, continuously-integrated C++ applications do - out of necessity - have an (ad-hoc, underspecified) approximation of a package manager. CMake-based projects come to mind immediately with the "build the world" approach using CMake external projects. GYP for chromium is the same.
Many large, truly cross-platform, continuously-integrated C++ applications do - out of necessity - have an (ad-hoc, underspecified) approximation of a package manager. CMake-based projects come to mind immediately with the "build the world" approach using CMake external projects. GYP for chromium is the same.