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I think Conan, the package manager, support in ALE would be useful.
There are 2 ways to achieve it from my understanding:
the repo provides its own conanfile.py that configures the package and is maintained by the project itself.
a conan-center recipe is added which configures the Conan package for ALE and is maintained at their index-repo.
Number 2 has the advantage that a consumer could add the repo with a simple line in their dependencies and it will be downloaded from the index-repo and added to their pojecct.
I suppose 2 could make use of 1 as well but I haven't looked into this yet.
I could provide a solution for 1 though. Let me know if this is something you would like to be added.
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hi @pseudo-rnd-thoughts , I looked into number 2 but I am afraid it is too much of a learning process right now for me to get done. Option 1 I know how to do and it is still valuable for conan users. Someone else (or I if i get around to it in the future) can then reference that work to start option 2 I guess.
Option 1 woud mean adding 2 files conandata.yml and conanfile.py on the top level which people can use to build the ale package with conan create . --build=missing for their cache.
Hi,
I think Conan, the package manager, support in ALE would be useful.
There are 2 ways to achieve it from my understanding:
Number 2 has the advantage that a consumer could add the repo with a simple line in their dependencies and it will be downloaded from the index-repo and added to their pojecct.
I suppose 2 could make use of 1 as well but I haven't looked into this yet.
I could provide a solution for 1 though. Let me know if this is something you would like to be added.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: