Conan 2.1 Documentationconfigure() and config_options() methods delete an option if certain conditions are met. Let’s explain why we are doing this and the implications of removing that option. It is related to how Conan identifies packages with a certain package ID are compatible with other. Maybe you have now the intuition of why we delete settings or options in Conan recipes. If you do that, those values will not be added to the binary package is always the same. Header-only library with tests In the previous example, we saw why a recipe header-only library shouldn’t declare the settings attribute, but some- times the recipe needs0 码力 | 694 页 | 4.13 MB | 1 年前3
Conan 2.10 Documentationconfigure() and config_options() methods delete an option if certain conditions are met. Let’s explain why we are doing this and the implications of removing that option. It is related to how Conan identifies packages with a certain package ID are compatible with other. Maybe you have now the intuition of why we delete settings or options in Conan recipes. If you do that, those values will not be added to the binary package is always the same. Header-only library with tests In the previous example, we saw why a recipe header-only library shouldn’t declare the settings attribute, but some- times the recipe needs0 码力 | 803 页 | 5.02 MB | 10 月前3
Conan 2.9 Documentationconfigure() and config_options() methods delete an option if certain conditions are met. Let’s explain why we are doing this and the implications of removing that option. It is related to how Conan identifies packages with a certain package ID are compatible with other. Maybe you have now the intuition of why we delete settings or options in Conan recipes. If you do that, those values will not be added to the binary package is always the same. Header-only library with tests In the previous example, we saw why a recipe header-only library shouldn’t declare the settings attribute, but some- times the recipe needs0 码力 | 795 页 | 4.99 MB | 10 月前3
Conan 2.8 Documentationconfigure() and config_options() methods delete an option if certain conditions are met. Let’s explain why we are doing this and the implications of removing that option. It is related to how Conan identifies packages with a certain package ID are compatible with other. Maybe you have now the intuition of why we delete settings or options in Conan recipes. If you do that, those values will not be added to the binary package is always the same. Header-only library with tests In the previous example, we saw why a recipe header-only library shouldn’t declare the settings attribute, but some- times the recipe needs0 码力 | 785 页 | 4.95 MB | 10 月前3
Conan 2.3 Documentationconfigure() and config_options() methods delete an option if certain conditions are met. Let’s explain why we are doing this and the implications of removing that option. It is related to how Conan identifies packages with a certain package ID are compatible with other. Maybe you have now the intuition of why we delete settings or options in Conan recipes. If you do that, those values will not be added to the binary package is always the same. Header-only library with tests In the previous example, we saw why a recipe header-only library shouldn’t declare the settings attribute, but some- times the recipe needs0 码力 | 748 页 | 4.65 MB | 1 年前3
Conan 2.5 Documentationconfigure() and config_options() methods delete an option if certain conditions are met. Let’s explain why we are doing this and the implications of removing that option. It is related to how Conan identifies packages with a certain package ID are compatible with other. Maybe you have now the intuition of why we delete settings or options in Conan recipes. If you do that, those values will not be added to the binary package is always the same. Header-only library with tests In the previous example, we saw why a recipe header-only library shouldn’t declare the settings attribute, but some- times the recipe needs0 码力 | 769 页 | 4.70 MB | 1 年前3
Conan 2.2 Documentationconfigure() and config_options() methods delete an option if certain conditions are met. Let’s explain why we are doing this and the implications of removing that option. It is related to how Conan identifies packages with a certain package ID are compatible with other. Maybe you have now the intuition of why we delete settings or options in Conan recipes. If you do that, those values will not be added to the binary package is always the same. Header-only library with tests In the previous example, we saw why a recipe header-only library shouldn’t declare the settings attribute, but some- times the recipe needs0 码力 | 718 页 | 4.46 MB | 1 年前3
Conan 2.4 Documentationconfigure() and config_options() methods delete an option if certain conditions are met. Let’s explain why we are doing this and the implications of removing that option. It is related to how Conan identifies packages with a certain package ID are compatible with other. Maybe you have now the intuition of why we delete settings or options in Conan recipes. If you do that, those values will not be added to the binary package is always the same. Header-only library with tests In the previous example, we saw why a recipe header-only library shouldn’t declare the settings attribute, but some- times the recipe needs0 码力 | 769 页 | 4.69 MB | 1 年前3
Conan 2.6 Documentationconfigure() and config_options() methods delete an option if certain conditions are met. Let’s explain why we are doing this and the implications of removing that option. It is related to how Conan identifies packages with a certain package ID are compatible with other. Maybe you have now the intuition of why we delete settings or options in Conan recipes. If you do that, those values will not be added to the binary package is always the same. Header-only library with tests In the previous example, we saw why a recipe header-only library shouldn’t declare the settings attribute, but some- times the recipe needs0 码力 | 777 页 | 4.91 MB | 10 月前3
Conan 2.7 Documentationconfigure() and config_options() methods delete an option if certain conditions are met. Let’s explain why we are doing this and the implications of removing that option. It is related to how Conan identifies packages with a certain package ID are compatible with other. Maybe you have now the intuition of why we delete settings or options in Conan recipes. If you do that, those values will not be added to the binary package is always the same. Header-only library with tests In the previous example, we saw why a recipe header-only library shouldn’t declare the settings attribute, but some- times the recipe needs0 码力 | 779 页 | 4.93 MB | 10 月前3
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