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That's more an indictment of the sorry state of C/C++ dependencies and linkage paradigms (shared libs are an antipattern like 90% of the time, imho). If C/C++ h
by hctaw 5y ago
That's more an indictment of the sorry state of C/C++ dependencies and linkage paradigms (shared libs are an antipattern like 90% of the time, imho). If C/C++ had a standard package manager then it would be much more trivial to mix and match with other languages.
Modern package management in a nutshell is "don't do what we do in C because we learned from those mistakes."
- disgruntledphd2 5y agoSure, but I'm a data scientist. I need C/C++ dependencies all the time. I don't have the luxury of ignoring this problem. I really wish I did though :(