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The most universal thing in C/C++ is vendoring, IMHO. If you are distributing source, you distribute everything. Then, it only needs a compiler and libc. That
by bayindirh 1y ago
The most universal thing in C/C++ is vendoring, IMHO.
If you are distributing source, you distribute everything. Then, it only needs a compiler and libc. That vendored package is tested, and it works on your platform, so there's no guesswork.
- allovertheworld 1y agoNot really since those vendored libraries would have their own dependencies as well
- duskwuff 1y agoThat might work for small, self-contained dependencies in projects which aren't themselves libraries. But good luck vendoring your deps when one of those deps is something really large like Qt or WebKit, or if you're building a library that other applications need to be able to link against.