Tom Atkinson

I think i also got it working without vcpkg using [CPM](https://github.com/cpm-cmake/CPM.cmake)

They are such small binaries and dependencies aren't mega to compile. On all platforms you could link statically and distribute standalone executables. That would likely be the best option. Linux...

On my branch i just pin it to a version and build from source. Its a very quick build and capstone has pretty flaky support in different distros `CPMAddPackage("gh:capstone-engine/capstone#4.0.1")`

Yeah i ran into those emscripten issues too. Are there any other issues with that which you've ran into in the past and would expect to run into again if...

Hey @wolfpld happy new year! I spent a little bit of time productionising my CMake approach today. See #707 This is a WIP. The deleted changes looks scary but I...

> that you would have installed on unix This falls apart with some linux distros. From my understanding vcpkg falls back to system dependencies if they are present so this...

Will move this discussion to the PR as it is related to the PRs proposed approach

Does #939 help resolve this for you? Out of the options we tried the only way we can fix this for MSVC out of the box is to update the...

Another alternative is just to add the nicely formatted log of the change file in the CI. In the worst case scenario you will be able to read and manually...

Although this gives more feedback on why clang format might not be working as expected. It is still up to the user to install the correct version of clang format...