remotes.json remotes.json The remotes.json file is located in the Conan user home directory, e.g., [CONAN_HOME]/remotes.json. The default file created by Conan looks like this...
CMake CMake Conan provides different tools to integrate with CMake in a transparent way. Using these tools, the consuming CMakeLists.txt file does not need to be aware of Cona...
XcodeDeps Additional variables defined Components support Custom configurations XcodeDeps The XcodeDeps tool is the dependency information generator for Xcode. It will gener...
Hooks Hook structure Importing from a module Hook interface Storage, activation and sharing Official Hooks Hooks The Conan hooks is a feature intended to extend the Conan f...
Customize your settings: create your settings_user.yml Locate the settings_user.yml Use your new settings Customize your settings: create your settings_user.yml Please, first ...
Integrations Integrations Conan provides seamless integration with several platforms, build systems, and IDEs. Conan brings off-the-shelf support for some of the most important ...
Consuming packages Consuming packages This section shows how to build your projects using Conan to manage your dependencies. We will begin with a basic example of a C project th...
Introduction to versioning Version ranges Revisions Lockfiles Introduction to versioning So far we have been using requires with fixed versions like requires = "zlib/1.2.12" ...