I've been trying to get vcpkg to work for like 3 days. Nothing is up to date in terms of tutorials. I am unable to get visual studio to recognize a single package installation and I have been trying for quite some time.
It is with deep sadness that I come to express my problem here, installing packages in cpp is a horror. I followed the tutorial on how to use vcpkg and cmake proposed by Microsoft. I followed the tutorial to the letter, but in the end I can’t build the project with (ctrl+shift+B) I also noticed that there is a conflict with vcpkg because it seems that VS also integrates another version of vcpkg. So which version of vcpkg should I use, if vcpkg is integrated into VS?
I tried it, it is good for some libraries that works fine, for other libraries, the vcpkg is missing some components of the library, like wxwidgets, it has the basic components but not others like jpeg library, expat library...
I've been trying to get vcpkg to work for like 3 days. Nothing is up to date in terms of tutorials. I am unable to get visual studio to recognize a single package installation and I have been trying for quite some time.
Same problem here, no solution
It is with deep sadness that I come to express my problem here, installing packages in cpp is a horror. I followed the tutorial on how to use vcpkg and cmake proposed by Microsoft. I followed the tutorial to the letter, but in the end I can’t build the project with (ctrl+shift+B) I also noticed that there is a conflict with vcpkg because it seems that VS also integrates another version of vcpkg.
So which version of vcpkg should I use, if vcpkg is integrated into VS?
I tried it, it is good for some libraries that works fine, for other libraries, the vcpkg is missing some components of the library, like wxwidgets, it has the basic components but not others like jpeg library, expat library...
Thank you for updating VC++, do you think we need to learn Rust too ?
Try and do anything *crazy* like using SDL2 and you have to basically link as if you never had a package manager.
Yes, after I successfully linked SFML, in particular statically, linking no longer seems so difficult
Some practical demonstration could be useful