Hey @ethanhs,
I saw your request in vcpkg issues.
libiconv is available at C++ Archive Network (CPPAN). https://cppan.org/
It's a C++ package manager based on CMake and it has really simple integration into existing cmake project infrastructure.
CPPAN manages packages' dependencies, versions, different OSs (it's
crossplatform from very beginning), handles crossplatform builds very
easy (build will inherit your current project settings and
autocrossplaform all deps). All builds are cached too - you build your
dependency only once. Static/shared mt/md 32/64 deb/rel/... different
toolchains (vc11, vc12,vc14, clangX.X, gcc-X) are handled and
supported out of the box (with help of CMake).
It also stores sources on its site, so they shouldn't be lost.
And more to come.
Feel free to register there and add your own projects, share with friends.
libiconv link:
https://cppan.org/pvt.cppan.demo.gnu.iconv.libiconv/version/1.14.0
Hey @ethanhs,
I saw your request in vcpkg issues.
libiconv is available at C++ Archive Network (CPPAN). https://cppan.org/
It's a C++ package manager based on CMake and it has really simple integration into existing cmake project infrastructure.
CPPAN manages packages' dependencies, versions, different OSs (it's
crossplatform from very beginning), handles crossplatform builds very
easy (build will inherit your current project settings and
autocrossplaform all deps). All builds are cached too - you build your
dependency only once. Static/shared mt/md 32/64 deb/rel/... different
toolchains (vc11, vc12,vc14, clangX.X, gcc-X) are handled and
supported out of the box (with help of CMake).
It also stores sources on its site, so they shouldn't be lost.
And more to come.
Feel free to register there and add your own projects, share with friends.
libiconv link:
https://cppan.org/pvt.cppan.demo.gnu.iconv.libiconv/version/1.14.0