| 11 | | 1. put a peg in the cmake portfile |
| 12 | | 1. make a cmake39 port, and then figure out how to use it properly. For now, using the block I mentioned, serve it up to older systems that don't have cmake installed. Older systems that do have cmake installed probably also have clang-5.0 installed, and can build cmake 3.10. |
| | 11 | 1. put a peg in the cmake portfile as you suggested initially, and see how long it lasts until it breaks someday. Easy. Done. |
| | 12 | 1. make a cmake39 port, and then figure out how to use it properly. For now, using a block similar to the one I mentioned, serve it up to older systems that don't have cmake installed. Older Intel systems that do have cmake installed probably also have clang-5.0 installed, and can build cmake 3.10. If they don't have clang-5.0 installed, they should be able build it with the cmake they have installed already, unless `port` won't let them do that. |
