e.g., yay, aurman, or pakku. For example, the following command installs Conan using yay: $ yay -S conan Alternatively, build and install Conan manually using makepkg and pacman as described in the issue tracker or write us to info@conan.io. 12 Chapter 3. Install CHAPTER FOUR GETTING STARTED Let’s get started with an example: We are going to create an MD5 hash calculator app that uses one of the <<␣ ˓→std::endl; return 0; } 2. We know that our application relies on the Poco libraries. Let’s look for it in the ConanCenter remote, going to https://conan.io/center, and typing “poco” in the search

e.g., yay, aurman, or pakku. For example, the following command installs Conan using yay: $ yay -S conan Alternatively, build and install Conan manually using makepkg and pacman as described in the issue tracker or write us to info@conan.io. 12 Chapter 3. Install CHAPTER FOUR GETTING STARTED Let’s get started with an example: We are going to create an MD5 hash calculator app that uses one of the <<␣ ˓→std::endl; return 0; } 2. We know that our application relies on the Poco libraries. Let’s look for it in the ConanCenter remote, going to https://conan.io/center, and typing “poco” in the search

e.g., yay, aurman, or pakku. For example, the following command installs Conan using yay: $ yay -S conan Alternatively, build and install Conan manually using makepkg and pacman as described in the issue tracker or write us to info@conan.io. 12 Chapter 3. Install CHAPTER FOUR GETTING STARTED Let’s get started with an example: We are going to create an MD5 hash calculator app that uses one of the <<␣ ˓→std::endl; return 0; } 2. We know that our application relies on the Poco libraries. Let’s look for it in the ConanCenter remote, going to https://conan.io/center, and typing “poco” in the search

e.g., yay, aurman, or pakku. For example, the following command installs Conan using yay: $ yay -S conan Alternatively, build and install Conan manually using makepkg and pacman as described in the issue tracker or write us to info@conan.io. 12 Chapter 3. Install CHAPTER FOUR GETTING STARTED Let’s get started with an example: We are going to create an MD5 hash calculator app that uses one of the <<␣ ˓→std::endl; return 0; } 2. We know that our application relies on the Poco libraries. Let’s look for it in the ConanCenter remote, going to https://conan.io/center, and typing “poco” in the search

e.g., yay, aurman, or pakku. For example, the following command installs Conan using yay: $ yay -S conan Alternatively, build and install Conan manually using makepkg and pacman as described in the issue tracker or write us to info@conan.io. 12 Chapter 3. Install CHAPTER FOUR GETTING STARTED Let’s get started with an example: We are going to create an MD5 hash calculator app that uses one of the <<␣ ˓→std::endl; return 0; } 2. We know that our application relies on the Poco libraries. Let’s look for it in the ConanCenter remote, going to https://conan.io/center, and typing “poco” in the search

e.g., yay, aurman, or pakku. For example, the following command installs Conan using yay: $ yay -S conan Alternatively, build and install Conan manually using makepkg and pacman as described in the issue tracker or write us to info@conan.io. 12 Chapter 3. Install CHAPTER FOUR GETTING STARTED Let’s get started with an example: We are going to create an MD5 hash calculator app that uses one of the <<␣ ˓→std::endl; return 0; } 2. We know that our application relies on the Poco libraries. Let’s look for it in the ConanCenter remote, going to https://conan.io/center, and typing “poco” in the search

e.g., yay, aurman, or pakku. For example, the following command installs Conan using yay: $ yay -S conan Alternatively, build and install Conan manually using makepkg and pacman as described in the issue tracker or write us to info@conan.io. 12 Chapter 3. Install CHAPTER FOUR GETTING STARTED Let’s get started with an example: We are going to create an MD5 hash calculator app that uses one of the <<␣ ˓→std::endl; return 0; } 2. We know that our application relies on the Poco libraries. Let’s look for it in the ConanCenter remote, going to https://conan.io/center, and typing “poco” in the search

e.g., yay, aurman, or pakku. For example, the following command installs Conan using yay: $ yay -S conan Alternatively, build and install Conan manually using makepkg and pacman as described in the tracker or write us to info@conan.io. 10 Chapter 2. Install CHAPTER THREE GETTING STARTED Let’s get started with an example: We are going to create an MD5 hash calculator app that uses one of the <<␣ ˓→std::endl; return 0; } 2. We know that our application relies on the Poco libraries. Let’s look for it in the ConanCenter remote, going to https://conan.io/center, and typing “poco” in the search

e.g., yay, aurman, or pakku. For example, the following command installs Conan using yay: $ yay -S conan Alternatively, build and install Conan manually using makepkg and pacman as described in the tracker or write us to info@conan.io. 10 Chapter 2. Install CHAPTER THREE GETTING STARTED Let’s get started with an example: We are going to create an MD5 hash calculator app that uses one of the <<␣ ˓→std::endl; return 0; } 2. We know that our application relies on the Poco libraries. Let’s look for it in the ConanCenter remote, going to https://conan.io/center, and typing “poco” in the search

configurations: $ conan config install # Copy the relevant contents from to the user's ~/. ˓→conan directory. $ conan config install ./my_config.conf Alternatively, copying files and editing conan install $ conan install . [-o :=] # Specify options, e.g. shared=True [-s :=] # Specify settings, e.g. build_ ˓→type=Debug # is optional: options and settings coming from your default profile $ conan install . -o pkg_name:use_debug_mode=on -s compiler=clang # As above, but␣ ˓→override one option and one # setting See conan install reference