cpp ... The CMakeLists.txt will have some variables to define the library version number. For simplicity, let’s also assume that it includes a line such as the following: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION But when we realized that this was possible, we thought it was a good way to showcase its power, simplicity and versatility. And of course, if you are doing C/C++ and occasionally you need some package remote No No No No Yes Yes *Plugin functions are indicated without pre and post prefixes for simplicity. Table legend: • Yes: Availability in pre and post functions in any context. • No: Not available

cpp ... The CMakeLists.txt will have some variables to define the library version number. For simplicity, let’s also assume that it includes a line such as the following: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION But when we realized that this was possible, we thought it was a good way to showcase its power, simplicity and versatility. And of course, if you are doing C/C++ and occasionally you need some package Yes remote No No No No Yes Yes *Hook functions are indicated without pre and post prefixes for simplicity. Table legend: • Yes: Availability in pre and post functions in any context. • No: Not available

cpp ... The CMakeLists.txt will have some variables to define the library version number. For simplicity, let’s also assume that it includes a line such as the following: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION But when we realized that this was possible, we thought it was a good way to showcase its power, simplicity and versatility. And of course, if you are doing C/C++ and occasionally you need some package Yes remote No No No No Yes Yes *Hook functions are indicated without pre and post prefixes for simplicity. Table legend: • Yes: Availability in pre and post functions in any context. • No: Not available

cpp ... The CMakeLists.txt will have some variables to define the library version number. For simplicity, let’s also assume that it includes a line such as the following: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION But when we realized that this was possible, we thought it was a good way to showcase its power, simplicity and versatility. And of course, if you are doing C/C++ and occasionally you need some package Yes remote No No No No Yes Yes *Hook functions are indicated without pre and post prefixes for simplicity. Table legend: • Yes: Availability in pre and post functions in any context. • No: Not available

a conanfile.py with our requirement and also declare the Make generator and Make toolchain. For simplicity, this conanfile declares an empty build and package 222 Chapter 13. Integrations Conan Documentation cpp ... The CMakeLists.txt will have some variables to define the library version number. For simplicity, let’s also assume that it includes a line such as the following: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION But when we realized that this was possible, we thought it was a good way to showcase its power, simplicity and versatility. 328 Chapter 15. Howtos Conan Documentation, Release 1.29.2 And of course, if

a conanfile.py with our requirement and also declare the Make generator and Make toolchain. For simplicity, this conanfile declares an empty build and package step. They’re not needed for for the local cpp ... The CMakeLists.txt will have some variables to define the library version number. For simplicity, let’s also assume that it includes a line such as the following: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION But when we realized that this was possible, we thought it was a good way to showcase its power, simplicity and versatility. And of course, if you are doing C/C++ and occasionally you need some package

a conanfile.py with our requirement and also declare the Make generator and Make toolchain. For simplicity, this conanfile declares an empty build and package step. They’re not needed for for the local cpp ... The CMakeLists.txt will have some variables to define the library version number. For simplicity, let’s also assume that it includes a line such as the following: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION But when we realized that this was possible, we thought it was a good way to showcase its power, simplicity and versatility. And of course, if you are doing C/C++ and occasionally you need some package

cpp ... The CMakeLists.txt will have some variables to define the library version number. For simplicity, let’s also assume that it includes a line such as the following: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION But when we realized that this was possible, we thought it was a good way to showcase its power, simplicity and versatility. And of course, if you are doing C/C++ and occasionally you need some package remote No No No No Yes Yes No *Hook functions are indicated without pre and post prefixes for simplicity. Table legend: • Yes: Availability in pre and post functions in any context. • No: Not available

cpp ... The CMakeLists.txt will have some variables to define the library version number. For simplicity, let’s also assume that it includes a line such as the following: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION But when we realized that this was possible, we thought it was a good way to showcase its power, simplicity and versatility. And of course, if you are doing C/C++ and occasionally you need some package Yes remote No No No No Yes Yes *Hook functions are indicated without pre and post prefixes for simplicity. Table legend: • Yes: Availability in pre and post functions in any context. • No: Not available

cpp ... The CMakeLists.txt will have some variables to define the library version number. For simplicity, let’s also assume that it includes a line such as the following: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION But when we realized that this was possible, we thought it was a good way to showcase its power, simplicity and versatility. And of course, if you are doing C/C++ and occasionally you need some package Documentation, Release 1.13.3 *Hook functions are indicated without pre and post prefixes for simplicity. Table legend: • Yes: Availability in pre and post functions in any context. • No: Not available