In this final article in our series on build automation, we look at how we can provide our own Conan recipe to compile and package our libraries with Conan so that we can store them in our local Conan cache for easy reuse in other projects. We will be able to put our own libraries …
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After having reviewed how to compile your own library with CMake in the previous article, including what steps to take so that other people can consume your library in their project, we reverse the role in this article and look at how we can use someone else’s library in our project. In the process, we …
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In this article, we will be looking at package managers for C++ and how we can use them to compile and install libraries with as little as a single command line input. Specifically, we look at Conan, an open-source package manager for C/C++ which is gaining a lot of momentum in C++ circles. We’ll look …
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