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short answer, because C/C++ sucks. To work around how bad C/C++ sucks people put the entire implementation into one file. That way, there's less question of how
by socalgal2 9mo ago
short answer, because C/C++ sucks. To work around how bad C/C++ sucks people put the entire implementation into one file. That way, there's less question of how you need to integrate it into your project.
In more modern langauges, this is a solved problem and it's easy to use other people code. In C/C++, it's not. As a relavant example, try using FreeType in your C/C++ project, make sure your solution compiles on Linxu, and Mac, and Windows (and ideally other platforms)
- thegrim000 9mo ago>> As a relavant example, try using FreeType in your C/C++ project, make sure your solution compiles on Linxu, and Mac, and Windows (and ideally other platforms) find_package(Freetype REQUIRED) target_link_libraries(myproject PRIVATE Freetype::Freetype)
- socalgal2 9mo agodidn't work
- PaulDavisThe1st 9mo agopkg-config(1)