@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Some optional, but useful CMake options:
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into lib64 or similar but on conda-forge we keep shared libraries in simply lib.
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- ``-DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON `` Instruct CMake to build shared libraries instead of static ones.
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- Here are some basic commands to get you started. These are dependent on your source
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+ Here are some basic commands for you to get started. These are dependent on your source
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code layout and aren't intended to be used "as is".
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**CMake lines for build.sh (macOS/Linux): **
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Currently, ``python, vc, r-base `` will create a matrix of jobs for each supported version. If ``python `` is only a
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build dependency and not a runtime dependency (eg: build script of the package is written in Python, but the
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- package is not dependent on python ), use ``build `` section
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+ package is not dependent on Python ), use ``build `` section
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Following implies that ``python `` is only a build dependency and no Python matrix will be created.
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@@ -959,7 +959,7 @@ Following implies that ``python`` is only a build dependency and no Python matri
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Note that ``host `` should be non-empty or ``compiler `` jinja syntax used or ``build/merge_build_host `` set to
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True for the ``build `` section to be treated as different from ``host ``.
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- Following implies that ``python `` is a runtime dependency and a Python matrix for each supported python version will be created.
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+ Following implies that ``python `` is a runtime dependency and a Python matrix for each supported Python version will be created.
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.. code-block :: yaml
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