How to build libraries in the best way?

• conan

  110 7,753 9.8 Python

  Conan - The open-source C and C++ package manager

  

For commercial projects random people will not download the source code and try and build it from source. You typically want to ensure that you can ship an end product to the end user that is guaranteed to work on a set of systems that you specify. This means that you want to have tight control of exactly what libraries you use and that there are no conflicts. Here you'll either use your own homemade dependency system, which could just be putting all dependencies in the git repo of your product, or use git submodules or something like that. But today I'd say the superior solution is to use package managers such as Conan or vcpkg

• axl.math

  10 2 8.0 C++

  Discontinued A simple C++ math library primarily designed for game engines.

https://github.com/Defalt8/axl.math <- learn from this

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