Nosem build system
Nosem is tiny overlay to Meson.
While you call meson to interpret you meson.build file, with nosem you directly invoke your build.py.
This inverted process removes many limitations from meson and you are free to use any python library directly.
The whole scripting part of meson is bypassed
Meson
meson.build:
project('myproj', 'cpp')
executable('example', 'main.cpp')
meson build
cd build && ninja
Nosem
nosem.build.py:
from nosem import project, executable
project('myproj', 'cpp')
executable('example', 'main.cpp')
nosem build
cd build && ninja
API
The API is exactly the same as meson available here. It defers only in the syntax, nosem.build.py files are pure python.
How it works
The meson.build script interpretation is bypassed, simply replaced by a python module loading.
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