package will be compatible with specific settings, such as the OS it was created for, the compiler and compiler version, or the computer architecture. If the package is built again from the same sources -s compiler="Visual Studio", which will be specific for Windows users. If on a different system, the reader should adapt to their own platform and settings (for example conan install . -s compiler=gcc) installer and execute it. The default /.conan/settings.yml file, containing the definition of compiler versions, etc., will be upgraded if Conan does not detect local changes, otherwise it will create

package will be compatible with specific settings, such as the OS it was created for, the compiler and compiler version, or the computer architecture. If the package is built again from the same sources -s compiler="Visual Studio", which will be specific for Windows users. If on a different system, the reader should adapt to their own platform and settings (for example conan install . -s compiler=gcc) Building with Other Configurations. • When a GCC compiler >= 5.1 is detected, the setting modeling for the c++ standard library is set as follows: The compiler.libcxx is set to libstdc++ that represents the

package will be compatible with specific settings, such as the OS it was created for, the compiler and compiler version, or the computer architecture. If the package is built again from the same sources -s compiler="Visual Studio", which will be specific for Windows users. If on a different system, the reader should adapt to their own platform and settings (for example conan install . -s compiler=gcc) installer and execute it. The default /.conan/settings.yml file, containing the definition of compiler versions, etc., will be upgraded if Conan does not detect local changes, otherwise it will create

package will be compatible with specific settings, such as the OS it was created for, the compiler and compiler version, or the computer architecture. If the package is built again from the same sources -s compiler="Visual Studio", which will be specific for Windows users. If on a different system, the reader should adapt to their own platform and settings (for example conan install . -s compiler=gcc) installer and execute it. The default /.conan/settings.yml file, containing the definition of compiler versions, etc., will be upgraded if Conan does not detect local changes, otherwise it will create

package will be compatible with specific settings, such as the OS it was created for, the compiler and compiler version, or the computer architecture. If the package is built again from the same sources -s compiler="Visual Studio", which will be specific for Windows users. If on a different system, the reader should adapt to their own platform and settings (for example conan install . -s compiler=gcc) installer and execute it. The default /.conan/settings.yml file, containing the definition of compiler versions, etc., will be upgraded if Conan does not detect local changes, otherwise it will create

package will be compatible with specific settings, such as the OS it was created for, the compiler and compiler version, or the computer architecture. If the package is built again from the same sources -s compiler="Visual Studio", which will be specific for Windows users. If on a different system, the reader should adapt to their own platform and settings (for example conan install . -s compiler=gcc) installer and execute it. The default /.conan/settings.yml file, containing the definition of compiler versions, etc., will be upgraded if Conan does not detect local changes, otherwise it will create

package will be compatible with specific settings, such as the OS it was created for, the compiler and compiler version, or the computer architecture. If the package is built again from the same sources -s compiler="Visual Studio", which will be specific for Windows users. If on a different system, the reader should adapt to their own platform and settings (for example conan install . -s compiler=gcc) installer and execute it. The default /.conan/settings.yml file, containing the definition of compiler versions, etc., will be upgraded if Conan does not detect local changes, otherwise it will create

"7", "7.1", "7.2"] Most package creators want to use the major-only settings, like -s compiler=gcc -s compiler.version=5, in- stead of specifying the minors too. The default profile detection and creation you have a default profile you may want to update it to reflect this: [settings] os=Linux compiler=gcc compiler.version=7 #instead of 7.2 Conan associated tools (conan-package-tools, conan.cmake) have package will be compatible with specific settings, such as the OS it was created for, the compiler and compiler version, or the computer architecture. If the package is built again from the same sources

package will be compatible with specific settings, such as the OS it was created for, the compiler and compiler version, or the computer architecture. If the package is built again from the same sources -s compiler="Visual Studio", which will be specific for Windows users. If on a different system, the reader should adapt to their own platform and settings (for example conan install . -s compiler=gcc) dependencies 13 conan Documentation, Release 1.6.1 For a command like conan install . -s os="Linux" -s compiler="gcc", the steps are: • Check if the package recipe (for Poco/1.9.0@pocoproject/stable package)

package will be compatible with specific settings, such as the OS it was created for, the compiler and compiler version, or the computer architecture. If the package is built again from the same sources -s compiler="Visual Studio", which will be specific for Windows users. If on a different system, the reader should adapt to their own platform and settings (for example conan install . -s compiler=gcc) installer and execute it. The default /.conan/settings.yml file, containing the definition of compiler versions, etc., will be upgraded if Conan does not detect local changes, otherwise it will create