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Add open-dis-cpp to vcpkg
What about including the port of open-dis-cpp tp vcpkg (https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg#contributing)?
@leonardooyama I like this idea a lot but I don't yet know how much effort it'll be. Have you experience?
I'm also interested in getting open-dis submitted to the Conan Center repository as well. I've got contributor permissions there and hope to get it integrated, but they require access to immutable source code packages. Could also look into vcpkg. Both would require creating a tagged release version on github to reference. See #75 . I have my own selfish purposes for this, but I think this would also open up potential wider use of open-dis.
@wadehunk I think this is a good idea. Is there anything special we need to do to do to the code base to prepare or is all we need a tagged release tarball? e.g. open-dis-cpp-1.0.0.tar.gz
@leif81 I've got a draft conan recipe that I can get submitted to the Conan Center repository, just need a tagged release. I'm less familiar with vcpkg, but I'm pretty sure it's a very similar process.
Nop. I am only a OpenDIS and vcpkg user. I don't have much expertise in CMAKE, which I believe is required for including a project in vcpkg.
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Looked into creating a vcpkg port and it actually looks easier than conan. I will get one submitted as soon as there is a release.
I've created a separate issue to track publishing a conan package #77
Am thinking that based on interest we can publish as a vcpkg or conan or both.
VCPkg PR: microsoft/vcpkg#29472 Once a release is tagged, can update and mark as ready.
Woops I guess we'll need a 1.0.1 release. ref #78. No biggie, give me a few minutes.
These are great news! Thank you so much!
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@wadehunk https://github.com/wadehunk I've tagged a new release v1.0.1 that includes #78 https://github.com/open-dis/open-dis-cpp/pull/78 . Over to you
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PR microsoft/vcpkg#29472 has been merged! open-dis-cpp should be available via VCPkg as soon as it propagates through the CDN.
@wadehunk I could be looking in the wrong spot but have you seen the open-dis-cpp appear in vcpkg yet? When I query for it I don't see it yet. https://vcpkg.io/en/packages.html
@leif81 That index must not get updated often. Seems like it has listed 2022 total packages for a while now. The latest release notes open-dis-cpp as 1 of 47 new ports added: https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/releases/tag/2023.02.24
Maybe it will eventually show up there.
If you clone the vcpkg project to your PC, you have to run the bootstrap-vcpkg.bat using cmd or PowerShell. After this, you just have to run "vcpkg install open-dis-cpp:x64-windows". If you want to export the library to use into other environments, like I do with Qt Creator, just run "vcpkg export open-dis-cpp --zip". It will generate a zip file with your library compiled. The good thing about this is that you can easily generate your binaries with your compiler version. Let's say, you can be using either VS 2019 or VS 2022. You will get all binaries and dependencies ready to use. Other good libraries are in vcpkg as well, such as GDAL and GeographicLib (good library to convert to/from MGRS and lat/long and calculate geodesic lines).