vcpkg

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vcpkg is an open-source C/C++ package manager from Microsoft that simplifies acquiring, building, and managing libraries across multiple platforms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf C and C++ package manager
cross-platform development tool
open-source software
aim provide consistent cross-platform builds
simplify acquiring C and C++ libraries
standardize C and C++ dependency management
category dependency management tool
software development tool
command vcpkg install
vcpkg integrate
vcpkg list
vcpkg remove
vcpkg search
vcpkg update
vcpkg upgrade
commandLineInterface vcpkg.exe
developer Microsoft
distribution prebuilt binaries for Windows
source code via Git
feature acquire C and C++ libraries from source
binary caching
build libraries from source
custom registries
integrate with CMake
integrate with MSBuild
integrate with Visual Studio
integrate with Visual Studio Code
manage library dependencies
manage library versions
manifest-based dependency management
overlay ports and overlay triplets
support for debug and release builds
support for dynamic libraries
support for multiple library configurations in parallel
support for static libraries
triplet-based build configuration
versioning of ports
integratesWith CMake toolchain files
GitHub Actions workflows NERFINISHED
MSBuild-based projects
Visual Studio C++ projects
license MIT License
maintainer Microsoft vcpkg team NERFINISHED
primaryConfigurationFile vcpkg.json
programmingLanguage C# NERFINISHED
C++
repository https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg
secondaryConfigurationFile vcpkg-configuration.json
supportsArchitecture ARM NERFINISHED
ARM64
x64
x86
supportsLanguage C
C++ NERFINISHED
supportsPlatform Android
Linux
UWP NERFINISHED
WebAssembly NERFINISHED
Windows
Xbox NERFINISHED
iOS
macOS
typicalInstallLocationWindows C:\\src\\vcpkg GENERATED
usesConcept manifests
ports
registries
triplets

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