zyntraxis

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by zyntraxis 1y ago
There’s a force within each of us — subtle yet undeniable — that fuels clarity, focus, and strength. For me, it’s the black tourmaline, a stone that anchors energy and sharpens the mind. Zyn is no different. It’s not just a build system — i
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
We’ve added full IDE project generation support — instantly set up your C++ project in: Visual Studio Code CLion QtCreator Just run zyn ide --vscode, --clion, or --qtcreator and start coding. No setup. No config. Just build. Smarter. Fast
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
see new updates https://github.com/zyntraxis/zyn/releases/tag/v2.3.0
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
Hello, please understand that these are still the first versions.
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New Build System
1 points by zyntraxis 1y ago|6 comments
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
Sorry for taking so long, here are the pluses and minuses at the end of README.md https://github.com/zyntraxis/zyn/blob/main/README.md
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
Zyn can integrate with non-Zyn-style projects (like CMake or Make-based ones), but it treats them as opaque third-party dependencies and handles them externally. Here's how it works: Cloning: When you list a Git-based dependency like
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
When you want full control over your C++ project without fighting with CMake boilerplate or inconsistent dependency setups, meet Zyn — a powerful tool designed for modern C++ workflows with Git-level dependency tracking, semantic versioning
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
You're absolutely right — Conan with a conanfile.txt and minimal CMake can be very concise. And for people already familiar with CMake/Conan, that setup works well. But here's the key difference: > In your CMakeLists.txt,
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
You're absolutely right — Conan with a conanfile.txt and minimal CMake can be very concise. And for people already familiar with CMake/Conan, that setup works well. But here's the key difference: > In your CMakeLists.txt,
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
comparison table will be in README.md in 24 hours
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
Great question — and I really appreciate the thoughtful framing. Yes, Zyn started from the simple frustration of needing 50+ lines of boilerplate just to try a GitHub library. My answer was: for most projects, that level of complexity isn&#
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I built a build system for C/C++ where you add libraries with a single command(github.com)
4 points by zyntraxis 1y ago|13 comments
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by zyntraxis 1y ago
Hey everyone, I’ve spent the last year building Zyn — a zero-boilerplate build system for C/C++ projects. It started with a simple frustration: why do I need 50 lines of CMake or Conan config just to use a GitHub library? With Zyn you