When asking questions about xmake to AI assistants (such as ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, etc.), using some techniques can help AI better understand the context and provide more accurate, higher-quality answers.
When asking questions, explicitly providing xmake's LLMs reference documentation link can help AI quickly understand xmake's complete API and features.
Reference documentation link: https://xmake.io/llms-full.txt
Please refer to https://xmake.io/llms-full.txt before answering my question: ...
Or more specifically:
Please read https://xmake.io/llms-full.txt first to understand xmake's API and features, then answer:
How do I configure a target that uses C++20 modules?
When asking questions, try to provide complete context information, including:
Example:
Please refer to https://xmake.io/llms-full.txt to help me solve the following problem:
Project Type: C++ project
Platform: Linux
Compiler: gcc-12
Problem: I want to configure a target in xmake.lua that uses C++20 modules, but I don't know how to set it up.
Current xmake.lua content:
[Paste your xmake.lua content]
If the question involves specific APIs, you can reference relevant documentation links when asking:
Please refer to the target-related APIs in https://xmake.io/llms-full.txt to help me configure:
1. How to set the target's compilation mode (debug/release)
2. How to add precompiled header file support
When asking questions, if possible, provide your current code or configuration:
Please refer to https://xmake.io/llms-full.txt to help me optimize the following xmake.lua configuration:
target("mytarget")
set_kind("binary")
add_files("src/*.cpp")
I want to add the following features:
- Enable C++20 standard
- Add precompiled header files
- Configure different optimization options for debug and release modes
When asking questions, clearly state the question type:
Example:
Please refer to https://xmake.io/llms-full.txt. This is a configuration question:
I want to configure CUDA project compilation in xmake, and need:
1. Specify CUDA SDK version
2. Set GPU architecture
3. Configure compilation options
For complex questions, you can ask step by step:
Please refer to https://xmake.io/llms-full.txt to help me configure step by step:
Step 1: How to create a basic C++ target
Step 2: How to add dependency packages
Step 3: How to configure cross-compilation
AI answers may not be completely accurate. It is recommended to:
Please refer to https://xmake.io/llms-full.txt to understand xmake's complete API and features.
Project Information:
- Type: C++ project
- Platform: Linux
- Compiler: clang-15
- Standard: C++20
Current Problem:
I want to configure a target that uses C++20 modules, but encountered a compilation error.
Current Configuration:
target("mymodule")
set_kind("binary")
set_languages("c++20")
add_files("src/*.cpp")
Error Message:
[Paste error message]
Please help me:
1. Analyze the cause of the problem
2. Provide the correct configuration method
3. Give a complete example code
Through the above methods, you can help AI better understand your needs and provide more accurate and useful answers.