companies using it. 1.1 Open Source Conan is Free and Open Source, with a permissive MIT license. Check out the source code and issue tracking (for ques- tions and support, reporting bugs and suggesting helper, API and configuration file that can be used. It is not designed to be read fully, but to check for individual items when necessary. • The knowledge base contains things like the FAQ, a very important stable, and won’t be broken, unless something that is declared a bugfix. Have any questions? Please check out our FAQ section or . 1.6. Community 7 Conan Documentation, Release 2.5.0 8 Chapter 1. Introduction

companies using it. 1.1 Open Source Conan is Free and Open Source, with a permissive MIT license. Check out the source code and issue tracking (for ques- tions and support, reporting bugs and suggesting helper, API and configuration file that can be used. It is not designed to be read fully, but to check for individual items when necessary. • The knowledge base contains things like the FAQ, a very important stable, and won’t be broken, unless something that is declared a bugfix. Have any questions? Please check out our FAQ section or . 1.6. Community 7 Conan Documentation, Release 2.4.1 8 Chapter 1. Introduction

companies using it. 1.1 Open Source Conan is Free and Open Source, with a permissive MIT license. Check out the source code and issue tracking (for ques- tions and support, reporting bugs and suggesting helper, API and configuration file that can be used. It is not designed to be read fully, but to check for individual items when necessary. • The knowledge base contains things like the FAQ, a very important stable, and won’t be broken, unless something that is declared a bugfix. Have any questions? Please check out our FAQ section or . 1.6. Community 7 Conan Documentation, Release 2.10.1 8 Chapter 1. Introduction

companies using it. 1.1 Open Source Conan is Free and Open Source, with a permissive MIT license. Check out the source code and issue tracking (for ques- tions and support, reporting bugs and suggesting helper, API and configuration file that can be used. It is not designed to be read fully, but to check for individual items when necessary. • The knowledge base contains things like the FAQ, a very important stable, and won’t be broken, unless something that is declared a bugfix. Have any questions? Please check out our FAQ section or . 1.6. Community 7 Conan Documentation, Release 2.9.3 8 Chapter 1. Introduction

companies using it. 1.1 Open Source Conan is Free and Open Source, with a permissive MIT license. Check out the source code and issue tracking (for ques- tions and support, reporting bugs and suggesting helper, API and configuration file that can be used. It is not designed to be read fully, but to check for individual items when necessary. • The knowledge base contains things like the FAQ, a very important stable, and won’t be broken, unless something that is declared a bugfix. Have any questions? Please check out our FAQ section or . 1.6. Community 7 Conan Documentation, Release 2.8.1 8 Chapter 1. Introduction

companies using it. 1.1 Open Source Conan is Free and Open Source, with a permissive MIT license. Check out the source code and issue tracking (for ques- tions and support, reporting bugs and suggesting helper, API and configuration file that can be used. It is not designed to be read fully, but to check for individual items when necessary. • The knowledge base contains things like the FAQ, a very important stable, and won’t be broken, unless something that is declared a bugfix. Have any questions? Please check out our FAQ section or . 1.6. Community 7 Conan Documentation, Release 2.7.1 8 Chapter 1. Introduction

companies using it. 1.1 Open Source Conan is Free and Open Source, with a permissive MIT license. Check out the source code and issue tracking (for ques- tions and support, reporting bugs and suggesting helper, API and configuration file that can be used. It is not designed to be read fully, but to check for individual items when necessary. • The knowledge base contains things like the FAQ, a very important stable, and won’t be broken, unless something that is declared a bugfix. Have any questions? Please check out our FAQ section or . 1.6. Community 7 Conan Documentation, Release 2.6.0 8 Chapter 1. Introduction

companies using it. 1.1 Open Source Conan is Free and Open Source, with a permissive MIT license. Check out the source code and issue tracking (for ques- tions and support, reporting bugs and suggesting helper, API and configuration file that can be used. It is not designed to be read fully, but to check for individual items when necessary. • The knowledge base contains things like the FAQ, a very important stable, and won’t be broken, unless something that is declared a bugfix. Have any questions? Please check out our FAQ section or . 1.6. Community 7 Conan Documentation, Release 2.0.17 8 Chapter 1. Introduction

companies using it. 1.1 Open Source Conan is Free and Open Source, with a permissive MIT license. Check out the source code and issue tracking (for ques- tions and support, reporting bugs and suggesting helper, API and configuration file that can be used. It is not designed to be read fully, but to check for individual items when necessary. • The knowledge base contains things like the FAQ, a very important stable, and won’t be broken, unless something that is declared a bugfix. Have any questions? Please check out our FAQ section or . 1.6. Community 7 Conan Documentation, Release 2.1.0 8 Chapter 1. Introduction

builds from source, dependencies, and precompiled binaries for any language. For more information, check conan.io. Contents: CONTENTS 1 conan Documentation, Release 1.3.3 2 CONTENTS CHAPTER ONE UPGRADING Upgrading to conan 1.0 CHAPTER TWO INTRODUCTION 2.1 Open Source Conan is OSS, with an MIT license. Check out the source code and issue tracking (for reporting bugs and for feature requests) at https://github report in the documentation issue tracker: https://github.com/conan-io/docs. Got any doubts? Please check out our FAQ section or . 2.4. Cross platform, build system agnostic 9 conan Documentation, Release