the settings to describe accu- rately your system. • When a GCC compiler >= 5.1 is detected, the setting modeling the c++ standard library: compiler.libcxx will be set to libstdc++ that represent the old version: $ conan install . -s arch=x86 This will install a different package, using the -s arch=x86 setting, instead of the default used previously, that in most cases will be x86_64. To use the 32 bits binaries settings, options, environment variables, and build_requires and has this structure: [settings] setting=value [options] MyLib:shared=True [env] env_var=value [build_requires] Tool1/0.1@user/channel

following section Building with Other Configurations. • When a GCC compiler >= 5.1 is detected, the setting modeling for the c++ standard library is set as follows: The compiler.libcxx is set to libstdc++ Documentation, Release 1.7.4 The above command installs a different package, using the -s arch=x86 setting, instead of the default used previously. To use the 32-bit binaries, you will also have to change options, environment variables, and build_requires specified in the following structure: [settings] setting=value [options] MyLib:shared=True [env] env_var=value [build_requires] Tool1/0.1@user/channel

the settings to describe accu- rately your system. • When a GCC compiler >= 5.1 is detected, the setting modeling the c++ standard library: compiler.libcxx will be set to libstdc++ that represent the old version: $ conan install . -s arch=x86 This will install a different package, using the -s arch=x86 setting, instead of the default used previously, that in most cases will be x86_64. To use the 32 bits binaries options, environment variables, and build_requires specified in the following structure: [settings] setting=value [options] MyLib:shared=True [env] env_var=value [build_requires] Tool1/0.1@user/channel

the settings to describe accu- rately your system. • When a GCC compiler >= 5.1 is detected, the setting modeling the c++ standard library: compiler.libcxx will be set to libstdc++ that represent the old version: $ conan install . -s arch=x86 This will install a different package, using the -s arch=x86 setting, instead of the default used previously, that in most cases will be x86_64. To use the 32 bits binaries settings, options, environment variables, and build_requires and has this structure: [settings] setting=value [options] MyLib:shared=True [env] env_var=value [build_requires] Tool1/0.1@user/channel

the settings to describe accu- rately your system. • When a GCC compiler >= 5.1 is detected, the setting modeling the c++ standard library: compiler.libcxx will be set to libstdc++ that represent the old version: $ conan install . -s arch=x86 This will install a different package, using the -s arch=x86 setting, instead of the default used previously, that in most cases will be x86_64. To use the 32 bits binaries settings, options, environment variables, and build_requires and has this structure: [settings] setting=value [options] MyLib:shared=True [env] env_var=value [build_requires] Tool1/0.1@user/channel

options, environment variables, and build_requires specified in the following structure: [settings] setting=value [options] MyLib:shared=True [env] env_var=value [build_requires] Tool1/0.1@user/channel arch=x86 -s ... The process will be repeated with a different generated package ID, because the arch setting will have a different value. The same applies to different compilers, compiler versions, build types to note that it is declaring the build_type as a setting. This means that a different package will be generated for each different value of such setting. The values declared by the packages (the include

options, environment variables, and build_requires specified in the following structure: [settings] setting=value [options] MyLib:shared=True [env] env_var=value [build_requires] Tool1/0.1@user/channel arch=x86 -s ... The process will be repeated with a different generated package ID, because the arch setting will have a different value. The same applies to different compilers, compiler versions, build types to note that it is declaring the build_type as a setting. This means that a different package will be generated for each different value of such setting. The values declared by the packages (the include

options, environment variables, and build_requires specified in the following structure: [settings] setting=value [options] MyLib:shared=True [env] env_var=value [build_requires] Tool1/0.1@user/channel arch=x86 -s ... The process will be repeated with a different generated package ID, because the arch setting will have a different value. The same applies to different compilers, compiler versions, build types to note that it is declaring the build_type as a setting. This means that a different package will be generated for each different value of such setting. The values declared by the packages (the include

options, environment variables, and build_requires specified in the following structure: [settings] setting=value [options] MyLib:shared=True [env] env_var=value [build_requires] Tool1/0.1@user/channel arch=x86 -s ... The process will be repeated with a different generated package ID, because the arch setting will have a different value. The same applies to different compilers, compiler versions, build types to note that it is declaring the build_type as a setting. This means that a different package will be generated for each different value of such setting. The values declared by the packages (the include

options, environment variables, and build_requires specified in the following structure: [settings] setting=value [options] MyLib:shared=True [env] env_var=value [build_requires] Tool1/0.1@user/channel arch=x86 -s ... The process will be repeated with a different generated package ID, because the arch setting will have a different value. The same applies to different compilers, compiler versions, build types to note that it is declaring the build_type as a setting. This means that a different package will be generated for each different value of such setting. The values declared by the packages (the include