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> Maybe some effort should be put into making it much easier to use external libraries in a C++ IDE then? If you're coding to a specific IDE, it can be made pr
by MaulingMonkey 13y ago
> Maybe some effort should be put into making it much easier to use external libraries in a C++ IDE then?
If you're coding to a specific IDE, it can be made pretty simple.
> They have NuGet for .NET in Visual Studio, you'd think this could be done for native software.
You're quite correct, it can be done for native software. Apparently, even has:
http://blog.nuget.org/20130426/native-support.html http://blog.nuget.org/20130426/native-support.html
I won't hold my breath for XCode or KDE to support the same, though.
> It is actually far easier to do this on Linux with package managers, which is sad for Windows imho.
Equally sad, I've found this doesn't apply much beyond "Hello World".
- eropple 13y agoIt's dog-simple to do with Xcode and Homebrew as-is. I just brew install something and it ends up in /usr/local/{lib,include}.