As long as programmers still have to deal with header files, all of this is lipstick on a pig.
You don't on new projects. CMake + ninja has support for modules on gcc, clang, and MSVC.
This should be your default stack on any small-to-medium sized C++ project.
Bazel, the default pick for very large codebases, also has support for C++20 modules.
You don't on new projects. CMake + ninja has support for modules on gcc, clang, and MSVC.
This should be your default stack on any small-to-medium sized C++ project.
Bazel, the default pick for very large codebases, also has support for C++20 modules.