Extra flags to give to the C++ compiler. CPPFLAGS Extra flags to give to the C preprocessor and programs that use it (the C and Fortran compilers). LDFLAGS Extra flags to give to compilers when they are will always use the default Visual Studio runtime (MD/MDd). To keep the package configurable for supporting static(MT)/dynamic(MD) linking with the VS runtime library, you can do the following: • Keep the 265 Conan Documentation, Release 1.31.4 14.5 Other Systems You can run Conan on any platform supporting Python and also cross-build Conan packages for different platforms. 14.5.1 Buildroot The Buildroot

will always use the default Visual Studio runtime (MD/MDd). To keep the package configurable for supporting static(MT)/dynamic(MD) linking with the VS runtime library, you can do the following: • Keep the (all the regular settings) These settings are the regular Conan settings; already present before supporting the GNU triplet conven- tion. If you are cross-building, you have to change them according to the 217 Conan Documentation, Release 1.19.3 13.4 Other Systems You can run Conan on any platform supporting Python and also cross-build Conan packages for different platforms. 13.4.1 Buildroot The Buildroot

will always use the default Visual Studio runtime (MD/MDd). To keep the package configurable for supporting static(MT)/dynamic(MD) linking with the VS runtime library, you can do the following: • Keep the (all the regular settings) These settings are the regular Conan settings; already present before supporting the GNU triplet conven- tion. If you are cross-building, you have to change them according to the 217 Conan Documentation, Release 1.20.5 13.4 Other Systems You can run Conan on any platform supporting Python and also cross-build Conan packages for different platforms. 13.4.1 Buildroot The Buildroot

Extra flags to give to the C++ compiler. CPPFLAGS Extra flags to give to the C preprocessor and programs that use it (the C and Fortran compilers). LDFLAGS Extra flags to give to compilers when they are will always use the default Visual Studio runtime (MD/MDd). To keep the package configurable for supporting static(MT)/dynamic(MD) linking with the VS runtime library, you can do the following: • Keep the 265 Conan Documentation, Release 1.32.1 14.5 Other Systems You can run Conan on any platform supporting Python and also cross-build Conan packages for different platforms. 14.5.1 Buildroot The Buildroot

will always use the default Visual Studio runtime (MD/MDd). To keep the package configurable for supporting static(MT)/dynamic(MD) linking with the VS runtime library, you can do the following: • Keep the 257 Conan Documentation, Release 1.33.1 14.5 Other Systems You can run Conan on any platform supporting Python and also cross-build Conan packages for different platforms. 14.5.1 Buildroot The Buildroot for iOS if the recipe is using a CMakeToolchain. This toolchain provides a minimal implementation supporting only the CMake XCode generator. It will be extended in the future but at the current version (1

will always use the default Visual Studio runtime (MD/MDd). To keep the package configurable for supporting static(MT)/dynamic(MD) linking with the VS runtime library, you can do the following: • Keep the 261 Conan Documentation, Release 1.34.1 14.5 Other Systems You can run Conan on any platform supporting Python and also cross-build Conan packages for different platforms. 14.5.1 Buildroot The Buildroot for iOS if the recipe is using a CMakeToolchain. This toolchain provides a minimal implementation supporting only the CMake XCode generator. It will be extended in the future but at the current version (1

will always use the default Visual Studio runtime (MD/MDd). To keep the package configurable for supporting static(MT)/dynamic(MD) linking with the VS runtime library, you can do the following: • Keep the 263 Conan Documentation, Release 1.35.2 14.5 Other Systems You can run Conan on any platform supporting Python and also cross-build Conan packages for different platforms. 14.5.1 Buildroot The Buildroot for iOS if the recipe is using a CMakeToolchain. This toolchain provides a minimal implementation supporting only the CMake XCode generator. It will be extended in the future but at the current version (1

Extra flags to give to the C++ compiler. CPPFLAGS Extra flags to give to the C preprocessor and programs that use it (the C and Fortran compilers). LDFLAGS Extra flags to give to compilers when they are will always use the default Visual Studio runtime (MD/MDd). To keep the package configurable for supporting static(MT)/dynamic(MD) linking with the VS runtime library, you can do the following: • Keep the Integrations Conan Documentation, Release 1.29.2 13.5 Other Systems You can run Conan on any platform supporting Python and also cross-build Conan packages for different platforms. 13.5.1 Buildroot The Buildroot

Extra flags to give to the C++ compiler. CPPFLAGS Extra flags to give to the C preprocessor and programs that use it (the C and Fortran compilers). LDFLAGS Extra flags to give to compilers when they are will always use the default Visual Studio runtime (MD/MDd). To keep the package configurable for supporting static(MT)/dynamic(MD) linking with the VS runtime library, you can do the following: • Keep the 265 Conan Documentation, Release 1.30.2 14.5 Other Systems You can run Conan on any platform supporting Python and also cross-build Conan packages for different platforms. 14.5.1 Buildroot The Buildroot

will always use the default Visual Studio runtime (MD/MDd). To keep the package configurable for supporting static(MT)/dynamic(MD) linking with the VS runtime library, you can do the following: • Keep the (all the regular settings) These settings are the regular Conan settings; already present before supporting the GNU triplet conven- tion. If you are cross-building, you have to change them according to the 223 Conan Documentation, Release 1.21.3 13.5 Other Systems You can run Conan on any platform supporting Python and also cross-build Conan packages for different platforms. 13.5.1 Buildroot The Buildroot