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ken-matsui · ken-matsui · commit 096f0c59ae31 · 2024-12-01T01:22:06.000-05:00
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 Poac (pronounced as `/pəʊək/`) is a package manager and build system for C++ users, inspired by Cargo for Rust.  Poac is designed as a structure-oriented build system, which means that as long as you follow Poac's designated project structure, you almost do not need configurations, much less a language to build, unlike CMake.  If you do not like writing a bunch of configurations to build your project, Poac might be best suited.  Currently, the supported project structure can be known by looking at this repository since Poac can build itself.
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 You can get started with just a few commands as the demo shows. Let's create a new Poac project:
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 [![Packaging status](https://repology.org/badge/vertical-allrepos/poac.svg)](https://repology.org/project/poac/versions)
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 * `src/**`: contains source files and private header files
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 ## Start a new project with Poac
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 C++ is often considered a complex language and unconsciously avoided by many.  The absence of a definitive package manager and the unfamiliar syntax of build systems like [CMake](https://cmake.org) make it seem difficult to set up a C++ environment, leaving people hesitant.
