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But with Cargo it's scoped to the crate you're compiling right? So it only matters if there's a collision in the dependencies of a given project. Isn't it the
by skohan 6y ago
But with Cargo it's scoped to the crate you're compiling right? So it only matters if there's a collision in the dependencies of a given project.
Isn't it the case with pkg-config that everything is stored in a central location?
In any case, I think you can't seriously argue that the c/c++ dependency management solution is anywhere close to running `cargo build`/`cargo run` in terms of simplicity.
- pjmlp 6y agoYes I surely can, because Conan and vcpkg do exist, and contain all major well known libraries in the C and C++ communities. Specially the C++ community has seen lack of something like cargo as weaknesses and moved to sort it out.