need to use while building: like CMake, msys2, MinGW, etc. Then, we will explain different Conan concepts like settings and options and how you can use them to build your projects for different configurations to handle multiple subprojects 4.5 Versioning This section of the tutorial introduces several concepts about versioning of packages. First, explicit version updates and how to define versions of packages These packages are actually most empty, they do not build any code, but they are good to learn the concepts of lockfiles. 128 Chapter 4. Tutorial Conan Documentation, Release 2.1.0 engine/1.0 matrix/1

need to use while building: like CMake, msys2, MinGW, etc. Then, we will explain different Conan concepts like settings and options and how you can use them to build your projects for different configurations to handle multiple subprojects 4.5 Versioning This section of the tutorial introduces several concepts about versioning of packages. First, explicit version updates and how to define versions of packages These packages are actually most empty, they do not build any code, but they are good to learn the concepts of lockfiles. engine/1.0 matrix/1.0 sound32/1.0 if arch==x86 We will start by creating the first

need to use while building: like CMake, msys2, MinGW, etc. Then, we will explain different Conan concepts like settings and options and how you can use them to build your projects for different configurations Conan Documentation, Release 2.5.0 4.5 Versioning This section of the tutorial introduces several concepts about versioning of packages. First, explicit version updates and how to define versions of packages These packages are actually most empty, they do not build any code, but they are good to learn the concepts of lockfiles. engine/1.0 matrix/1.0 sound32/1.0 if arch==x86 We will start by creating the first

need to use while building: like CMake, msys2, MinGW, etc. Then, we will explain different Conan concepts like settings and options and how you can use them to build your projects for different configurations to handle multiple subprojects 4.5 Versioning This section of the tutorial introduces several concepts about versioning of packages. First, explicit version updates and how to define versions of packages These packages are actually most empty, they do not build any code, but they are good to learn the concepts of lockfiles. engine/1.0 matrix/1.0 sound32/1.0 if arch==x86 We will start by creating the first

need to use while building: like CMake, msys2, MinGW, etc. Then, we will explain different Conan concepts like settings and options and how you can use them to build your projects for different configurations Conan Documentation, Release 2.4.1 4.5 Versioning This section of the tutorial introduces several concepts about versioning of packages. First, explicit version updates and how to define versions of packages These packages are actually most empty, they do not build any code, but they are good to learn the concepts of lockfiles. engine/1.0 matrix/1.0 sound32/1.0 if arch==x86 We will start by creating the first

need to use while building: like CMake, msys2, MinGW, etc. Then, we will explain different Conan concepts like settings and options and how you can use them to build your projects for different configurations to handle multiple subprojects 4.5 Versioning This section of the tutorial introduces several concepts about versioning of packages. First, explicit version updates and how to define versions of packages These packages are actually most empty, they do not build any code, but they are good to learn the concepts of lockfiles. 130 Chapter 4. Tutorial Conan Documentation, Release 2.10.1 engine/1.0 matrix/1

need to use while building: like CMake, msys2, MinGW, etc. Then, we will explain different Conan concepts like settings and options and how you can use them to build your projects for different configurations Conan Documentation, Release 2.6.0 4.5 Versioning This section of the tutorial introduces several concepts about versioning of packages. First, explicit version updates and how to define versions of packages These packages are actually most empty, they do not build any code, but they are good to learn the concepts of lockfiles. engine/1.0 matrix/1.0 sound32/1.0 if arch==x86 We will start by creating the first

need to use while building: like CMake, msys2, MinGW, etc. Then, we will explain different Conan concepts like settings and options and how you can use them to build your projects for different configurations to handle multiple subprojects 4.5 Versioning This section of the tutorial introduces several concepts about versioning of packages. First, explicit version updates and how to define versions of packages These packages are actually most empty, they do not build any code, but they are good to learn the concepts of lockfiles. 130 Chapter 4. Tutorial Conan Documentation, Release 2.9.3 engine/1.0 matrix/1

need to use while building: like CMake, msys2, MinGW, etc. Then, we will explain different Conan concepts like settings and options and how you can use them to build your projects for different configurations Conan Documentation, Release 2.7.1 4.5 Versioning This section of the tutorial introduces several concepts about versioning of packages. First, explicit version updates and how to define versions of packages These packages are actually most empty, they do not build any code, but they are good to learn the concepts of lockfiles. engine/1.0 matrix/1.0 sound32/1.0 if arch==x86 We will start by creating the first

need to use while building: like CMake, msys2, MinGW, etc. Then, we will explain different Conan concepts like settings and options and how you can use them to build your projects for different configurations Conan Documentation, Release 2.8.1 4.5 Versioning This section of the tutorial introduces several concepts about versioning of packages. First, explicit version updates and how to define versions of packages These packages are actually most empty, they do not build any code, but they are good to learn the concepts of lockfiles. engine/1.0 matrix/1.0 sound32/1.0 if arch==x86 We will start by creating the first