. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 870 23 Conan migration guide to 2.0 873 23.1 Update the syntax of your Conanfile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 873 23.2 integrations with CMake, like the cmake_find_package generators, that will use the find_package() CMake syntax (see CMake section). 7. Now we are ready to build and run our MD5 app: (win) $ cmake .. -G "Visual method will create a conan_toolchain.cmake file that maps the Conan settings and options to CMake syntax. • The build() method uses the CMake wrapper to call CMake commands, it is a thin layer that will

[-pr:h=host_ ˓→profile] conan graph info This is the substitute of the old “conan info”. The syntax is very similar to conan install and conan create $ conan graph info . [--name=mylib] [--version=1 integrations with CMake, like the cmake_find_package generators, that will use the find_package() CMake syntax (see CMake section). 7. Now we are ready to build and run our MD5 app: (win) $ cmake .. -G "Visual method will create a conan_toolchain.cmake file that maps the Conan settings and options to CMake syntax. • The build() method uses the CMake wrapper to call CMake commands, it is a thin layer that will

[-pr:h=host_ ˓→profile] conan graph info This is the substitute of the old “conan info”. The syntax is very similar to conan install and conan create $ conan graph info . [--name=mylib] [--version=1 integrations with CMake, like the cmake_find_package generators, that will use the find_package() CMake syntax (see CMake section). 7. Now we are ready to build and run our MD5 app: (win) $ cmake .. -G "Visual method will create a conan_toolchain.cmake file that maps the Conan settings and options to CMake syntax. • The build() method uses the CMake wrapper to call CMake commands, it is a thin layer that will

[-pr:h=host_ ˓→profile] conan graph info This is the substitute of the old “conan info”. The syntax is very similar to conan install and conan create $ conan graph info . [--name=mylib] [--version=1 integrations with CMake, like the cmake_find_package generators, that will use the find_package() CMake syntax (see CMake section). 7. Now we are ready to build and run our MD5 app: (win) $ cmake .. -G "Visual method will create a conan_toolchain.cmake file that maps the Conan settings and options to CMake syntax. • The build() method uses the CMake wrapper to call CMake commands, it is a thin layer that will

[-pr:h=host_ ˓→profile] conan graph info This is the substitute of the old “conan info”. The syntax is very similar to conan install and conan create $ conan graph info . [--name=mylib] [--version=1 integrations with CMake, like the cmake_find_package generators, that will use the find_package() CMake syntax (see CMake section). 7. Now we are ready to build and run our MD5 app: (win) $ cmake .. -G "Visual method will create a conan_toolchain.cmake file that maps the Conan settings and options to CMake syntax. • The build() method uses the CMake wrapper to call CMake commands, it is a thin layer that will

[-pr:h=host_ ˓→profile] conan graph info This is the substitute of the old “conan info”. The syntax is very similar to conan install and conan create $ conan graph info . [--name=mylib] [--version=1 integrations with CMake, like the cmake_find_package generators, that will use the find_package() CMake syntax (see CMake section). 7. Now we are ready to build and run our MD5 app: (win) $ cmake .. -G "Visual method will create a conan_toolchain.cmake file that maps the Conan settings and options to CMake syntax. • The build() method uses the CMake wrapper to call CMake commands, it is a thin layer that will

Documentation, Release 1.52.0 conan graph info This is the substitute of the old “conan info”. The syntax is very similar to conan install and conan create $ conan graph info . [--name=mylib] [--version=1 integrations with CMake, like the cmake_find_package generators, that will use the find_package() CMake syntax (see CMake section). 7. Now we are ready to build and run our MD5 app: (win) $ cmake .. -G "Visual method will create a conan_toolchain.cmake file that maps the Conan settings and options to CMake syntax. • The build() method uses the CMake wrapper to call CMake commands, it is a thin layer that will

integrations with CMake, like the cmake_find_package generators, that will use the find_package() CMake syntax (see CMake section). 7. Now we are ready to build and run our MD5 app: (win) $ cmake .. -G "Visual method will create a conan_toolchain.cmake file that maps the Conan settings and options to CMake syntax. • The build() method uses the CMake wrapper to call CMake commands, it is a thin layer that will is important as it describes the package contents in a generic way with a pretty straight- forward syntax that can later be translated to a suitable format. The advantage of having this information here

integrations with CMake, like the cmake_find_package generators, that will use the find_package() CMake syntax (see CMake section). 7. Now we are ready to build and run our MD5 app: (win) $ cmake .. -G "Visual method will create a conan_toolchain.cmake file that maps the Conan settings and options to CMake syntax. • The build() method uses the CMake wrapper to call CMake commands, it is a thin layer that will is important as it describes the package contents in a generic way with a pretty straight- forward syntax that can later be translated to a suitable format. The advantage of having this information here

integrations with CMake, like the cmake_find_package generators, that will use the find_package() CMake syntax (see CMake section). 7. Now we are ready to build and run our MD5 app: (win) $ cmake .. -G "Visual method will create a conan_toolchain.cmake file that maps the Conan settings and options to CMake syntax. • The build() method uses the CMake wrapper to call CMake commands, it is a thin layer that will is important as it describes the package contents in a generic way with a pretty straight- forward syntax that can later be translated to a suitable format. The advantage of having this information here