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- c++ - FindPackage (GTest CONFIG REQUIRED) does not . . . - Stack Overflow
If "GTest" provides a separate development package or SDK, be sure it has been installed I followed these steps to get GTest with vcpkg: clone vcpkg into root cd vcpkg and run vcpkg bootstrap install vcpkg exe integrate install vcpkg exe install --x-install-root="build" and I got the following message
- c++ - Install zlib library on Windows for MSVC - Stack Overflow
Make sure vcpkg is installed in Visual Studio Installer Use command vcpkg install zlib Install In classic mode, run the following vcpkg command: vcpkg install zlib In manifest mode, run the following vcpkg command in your project directory: vcpkg add port zlib Reference: vcpkg in CMake projects Use vcpkg
- How to remove vcpkg and all libraries installed with vcpkg
Uninstall vcpkg Just delete the directory It could also mention that removing the vcpkg directory completely actually uninstalls all the installed libraries (all ports), because the vcpkg directory is the sole place where vcpkg exe deploys any files
- Why is vcpkg recommended as a git submodule? - Stack Overflow
7 Currently the README md for vcpkg says "First, download and bootstrap vcpkg itself; it can be installed anywhere, but generally we recommend using vcpkg as a submodule for CMake projects, and installing it globally for Visual Studio projects " Why is the recommendation submodules for CMake? But global for Visual Studio?
- vcpkg - Visual C++ Package fails to load in Visual Studio - Stack Overflow
When launching any project in Visual Studio, I get the following error: The 'Visual C++ Package' was not loaded correctly The issue might be caused by a configuration change or the installation of
- How to use vcpkg to install third party library? - Stack Overflow
– user7860670 Nov 12, 2023 at 4:38 my understanding is, vcpkg install does not use cmake, above is the only output I get – Michael Nov 12, 2023 at 4:53
- c++ - cmake + vcpkg : how to verify platform toolset for VC Windows . . .
The second, and larger, issue is that even though VCPKG knows how to configure the platform toolset and other variables correctly, it doesn't actually do so in the case of a cmake ninja vcpkg build VCPKG will use the existing environment and silently build with wrong platform toolset
- cmake - vcpkg: classic vs manifest mode - Stack Overflow
I am trying to understand how to use the classic mode of vcpkg (Visual Studio BuildTools 2022 + standalone installation) I've used DCMTK as reference cmake project Since it does not contains a vc
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