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I'm trying to understand the practical differences between the latest MongoDB C Driver versions and how to actually obtain the newer 2.x series binaries (DLLs) on Windows. From the official GitHub ...
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I am trying to build my project dependencies (gRPC and Boost) using vcpkg with AddressSanitizer (ASan) enabled on Windows. To achieve this, I created a custom triplet named x64-windows-asan.cmake. ...
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I have a small Visual Studio solution with three projects. The projects are a static library, a main app, and a unit testing app. The two apps depend on the library. Everything is build using msbuild. ...
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I'm on RHEL8, and a while back, I used to have no issues. At some point something about the system changed and I started having issues with slow CMake generation times, which eclipsed my compile ...
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I have two versions of Visual Studio installed, VS 2022 and VS 2026. Currently, I am using a vcpkg instance compiled with the VS 2022 toolset and have enabled global integration by vcpkg integrate ...
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I have a pretty large codebase and I use Vcpkg. I was previously using /MD, but there were just too many DLLs being produced by Vcpkg, so I decided to switch to /MT. For some reason, every project ...
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I'm making a custom vcpkg registry with a Git repository following this tutorial. I have successfully done everything save for step 6, which is not in the scope of this question. After finishing step ...
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I've got a vcpkg overlay port that needs its own include/MYLIBRARY folder to be added to the C++ include system paths. In CMake, I can do this easily by calling target_include_directories() for every ...
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I have linker errors when include VTK into C++ project via VCPKG. Errors only in release configuration. OS: windows 10, Package manager : vcpkg, Build system: cmake, The compiler: MSVC 2022 VTK: ...
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I have vcpkg 2025-09-03 installed and CMake 4.1.2 installed. Now I want to install Boost Date-Time .\vcpkg.exe install boost-date-time And check if boost-date-time is installed. PS C:\Users\negrå\...
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I’m trying to build a simple GTK4 demo project with CMake and vcpkg. I'm on the macOS 15.6.1 vcpkg.json { "name": "gtk-demo", "version": "1.0.0", "...
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I've recently tried to use vcpkg to automatically install libraries to me, but I can't get it to work. I'm getting the error vcpkg-manifest-install.log: Fetching registry information from https://...
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I am trying to compile a simple application that uses OpenCV in Linux: The CMAkeFile.txt is as follow: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.29) # Enable vcpkg manifest mode if(DEFINED ENV{VCPKG_ROOT}) ...
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I have these files that try to build a simple application with OpenCV in Linux: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.29) project(opencv_app) # Enable C++17 set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 17) set(...
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I am trying to set up a Windows Server-based CI to compile a VS project whose dependencies are managed by vcpkg; my container manager is Docker. I am using Window Server as a base (mcr.microsoft.com/...
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