have to run conan install again, since subsequent runs use the same parameters, they would be very fast since packages would already have been installed in the local cache rather than in the project) $ build_type=Release ... # when need to debug $ conan install -s build_type=Debug ... These switches will be fast, since all the dependencies are already cached locally. This process offers a number of advantages: s/tree/master/features/multi_config and commented out as “Alternative 2”. Note: The automatic conversion of multi-config variables to generators is currently implemented in the cmake, 70 Chapter 5. Creating

have to run conan install again, since subsequent runs use the same parameters, they would be very fast since packages would already have been installed in the local cache rather than in the project) $ build_type=Release ... # when need to debug $ conan install -s build_type=Debug ... These switches will be fast, since all the dependencies are already cached locally. This process offers a number of advantages: s/tree/master/features/multi_config and commented out as “Alternative 2”. Note: The automatic conversion of multi-config variables to generators is currently implemented in the cmake, visual_studio, txt

have to run conan install again, since subsequent runs use the same parameters, they would be very fast since packages would already have been installed in the local cache rather than in the project) $ build_type=Release ... # when need to debug $ conan install -s build_type=Debug ... These switches will be fast, since all the dependencies are already cached locally. This process offers a number of advantages: s/tree/master/features/multi_config and commented out as “Alternative 2”. Note: The automatic conversion of multi-config variables to generators is currently implemented in the cmake, visual_studio, txt

have to run conan install again, since subsequent runs use the same parameters, they would be very fast since packages would already have been installed in the local cache rather than in the project) $ build_type=Release ... # when need to debug $ conan install -s build_type=Debug ... These switches will be fast, since all the dependencies are already cached locally. This process offers a number of advantages: s/tree/master/features/multi_config and commented out as “Alternative 2”. Note: The automatic conversion of multi-config variables to generators is currently implemented in the cmake, 6.10. Packaging

have to run conan install again, since subsequent runs use the same parameters, they would be very fast since packages would already have been installed in the local cache rather than in the project) $ build_type=Release ... # when need to debug $ conan install -s build_type=Debug ... These switches will be fast, since all the dependencies are already cached locally. This process offers a number of advantages: s/tree/master/features/multi_config and commented out as “Alternative 2”. Note: The automatic conversion of multi-config variables to generators is currently implemented in the cmake, visual_studio, txt

have to run conan install again, since subsequent runs use the same parameters, they would be very fast since packages would already have been installed in the local cache rather than in the project) $ build_type=Release ... # when need to debug $ conan install -s build_type=Debug ... These switches will be fast, since all the dependencies are already cached locally. This process offers a number of advantages: s/tree/master/features/multi_config and commented out as “Alternative 2”. Note: The automatic conversion of multi-config variables to generators is currently implemented in the cmake, 68 Chapter 6. Creating

have to run conan install again, since subsequent runs use the same parameters, they would be very fast since packages would already have been installed in the local cache rather than in the project) $ build_type=Release ... # when need to debug $ conan install -s build_type=Debug ... These switches will be fast, since all the dependencies are already cached locally. This process offers a number of advantages: s/tree/master/features/multi_config and commented out as “Alternative 2”. Note: The automatic conversion of multi-config variables to generators is currently implemented in the cmake, 68 Chapter 6. Creating

have to run conan install again, since subsequent runs use the same parameters, they would be very fast since packages would already have been installed in the local cache rather than in the project) $ build_type=Release ... # when need to debug $ conan install -s build_type=Debug ... These switches will be fast, since all the dependencies are already cached locally. This process offers a number of advantages: applied, but you can directly use them in your consumer CMake build script. Note: The automatic conversion of multi-config variables to generators is currently only implemented in the cmake and txt generators

have to run conan install again, since subsequent runs use the same parameters, they would be very fast since packages would already have been installed in the local cache rather than in the project) $ build_type=Release ... # when need to debug $ conan install -s build_type=Debug ... These switches will be fast, since all the dependencies are already cached locally. This process offers a number of advantages: applied, but you can directly use them in your consumer CMake build script. Note: The automatic conversion of multi-config variables to generators is currently only implemented in the cmake, visual_studio

have to run conan install again, since subsequent runs use the same parameters, they would be very fast since packages would already have been installed in the local cache rather than in the project) $ build_type=Release ... # when need to debug $ conan install -s build_type=Debug ... These switches will be fast, since all the dependencies are already cached locally. This process offers a number of advantages: applied, but you can directly use them in your consumer CMake build script. Note: The automatic conversion of multi-config variables to generators is currently implemented in the cmake, visual_studio, txt