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How poac manage dependencies #931
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Hi, If I understand correctly I put in my poac.toml : poac will pull the repo and what's he going to do next? Can you make an example with GLFW of how in theory poac will manage this dependency? |
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Since GLFW has an include/ directory, Poac automatically passes the path to this directory when you build your project. However, Poac currently supports building a project with header-only dependencies. If you need to build GLFW to use, then it cannot be used. If it is a header-only library, then you can use it like So, as long as your dependency is header-only and provides its headers within the repository root (toml11 case) or include/ (GLFW case) directory, you can use it via Poac. |
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Since GLFW has an include/ directory, Poac automatically passes the path to this directory when you build your project. However, Poac currently supports building a project with header-only dependencies. If you need to build GLFW to use, then it cannot be used. If it is a header-only library, then you can use it like
#inlcude <GLFW/glfw3.h>, according to its directory structure.So, as long as your dependency is header-only and provides its headers within the repository root (toml11 case) or include/ (GLFW case) directory, you can use it via Poac.