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@ -141,7 +141,8 @@ Now we are ready to build::
[100%] Linking Fortran executable hello.x
[100%] Built target hello.x
Excellent! All that could have been done with few command lines directly but
now we have a cross-platform project and can extend it and customize it and we
got a front-end script and command-line parser for free. Now go out and
explore more Autocmake modules and features.
Excellent! But this was a lot of typing and file creating just to get a simple
executable compiled!? Of course, all that could have been done with few command
lines directly but now we have a cross-platform project and can extend it and
customize it and we got a front-end script and command-line parser for free.
Now go out and explore more Autocmake modules and features.

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The Autocmake developers have to be very conservative and only a very limited
set of portable features of absolutely general interest become part of the
Autocmake core or an Autocmake module.
Autocmake core or an Autocmake module. Autocmake developers are also busy.
Our recommendation is to not wait for the feature to be implemented: Implement
it yourself. Here we show you how. Code your feature in a module (i.e.
@ -91,6 +91,6 @@ want a ``setup.py`` flag to toggle the feature::
docopt: --my-feature Enable my feature [default: False].
define: '-DENABLE_MY_FEATURE=%s' % arguments['--my-feature']
Implement your ideas, test them, and share them. If your module is portable
and of general interest, you can suggest it to be part of the standard set of
modules or even a core feature.
Implement your ideas, test them, and share them. If your module is portable,
good code quality, and of general interest, you can suggest it to be part of
the standard set of modules or even a core feature.