vcpkg/ports/geographiclib/vcpkg.json

{
  "name": "geographiclib",
  "version-string": "1.50.1",
  "description": "GeographicLib, a C++ library for performing geographic conversions",
  "homepage": "https://geographiclib.sourceforge.io",
  "features": {
    "tools": {
      "description": "The GeographicLib tools"
    }
  }
}
[geographiclib] Update to 1.50.1 (#12379) * Upgrade geographiclib to version 1.50.1 * Tinker with sourceforge download * Strip verbiage at top of geographiclib/portfile.cmake * geographiclib: fix for windows build * geographiclib: minimize size of patch file * add missing manifest * A stab at fixing uwp build error. But I'm working in the dark! * Back out of previous commit. It didn't help. * Call cmake_minimum_required first * geographiclib: remove tools from build -- incompatible with uwp * geographiclib: remove stray reference to TOOLS * geographiclib: try installing executables into tools * geographiclib: Do not build tools for uwp * geographiclib: fix up build of tools * geographiclib: Minor clean up * geographiclib: handle uwp vs tools more elegantly * geographiclib: reformation vcpkg,json * geographiclib: don't build tools by default * geographiclib: Don't register the tools as targets; this causes problems if they are moved Co-authored-by: Charles Karney <charles.karney@sri.com> 2020-07-14 23:44:21 +08:00			`{`
			`"name": "geographiclib",`
			`"version-string": "1.50.1",`
			`"description": "GeographicLib, a C++ library for performing geographic conversions",`
[vcpkg format-manifest] Add convert-control flag (#12471) * [vcpkg format-manifest] initial convert-control attempt TODO: manifest comments! we should keep $directives * Finalize x-format-manifest First, fix Json::parse -- "\c", for any c, was incorrectly parsed. It would emit the escaped character, and then parse the character, so that `\b` would give you { '\b', 'b' }. Second, canonicalize source paragraphs as we're parsing them. This found an error in qt5 -- The `declarative` feature was listed twice, and we now catch it, so I removed the second paragraph. Add PlatformExpression::complexity to allow ordering platform expressions in a somewhat reasonable way. Notes: - We allow `all_modules` as a feature name for back-compat with paraview - In order to actually convert CONTROL to vcpkg.json, we'd need to rename the qt5 `default` feature. - We need to add support for $directives in x-format-manifest * fix qt5 port * format * fix compile * fix tests for canonicalization * Clean up code * add error message for nothing to format * add extra_info field * add `const X&` overloads for `Object::insert[_or_replace]` * fix compile * simple CRs * add tests * format * Fix mosquitto port file also unmerge a line * fail the tests on malformed manifest * fix format_all * fix coroutine port-version * format manifests 2020-08-03 01:08:07 +08:00			`"homepage": "https://geographiclib.sourceforge.io",`
[vcpkg manifest] Add documentation! (#13488) * [vcpkg docs] add docs for manifest files These are just for the maintainer docs, not user docs. * [vcpkg] EBNF-ify platform expression parsing this modifies nothing about what strings are accepted or rejected, it just moves stuff around. also adds tests. * [vcpkg docs] add manifest mode example * [wip] docs for augustin also fix tabs * [vcpkg manifest] switch to using maps for features * Apply suggestions from code review * un-experimentize format-manifest * flesh out the user manifest mode docs * CRs * billy CRs * final personal pass-thru 2020-09-15 06:07:02 +08:00			`"features": {`
			`"tools": {`
[geographiclib] Update to 1.50.1 (#12379) * Upgrade geographiclib to version 1.50.1 * Tinker with sourceforge download * Strip verbiage at top of geographiclib/portfile.cmake * geographiclib: fix for windows build * geographiclib: minimize size of patch file * add missing manifest * A stab at fixing uwp build error. But I'm working in the dark! * Back out of previous commit. It didn't help. * Call cmake_minimum_required first * geographiclib: remove tools from build -- incompatible with uwp * geographiclib: remove stray reference to TOOLS * geographiclib: try installing executables into tools * geographiclib: Do not build tools for uwp * geographiclib: fix up build of tools * geographiclib: Minor clean up * geographiclib: handle uwp vs tools more elegantly * geographiclib: reformation vcpkg,json * geographiclib: don't build tools by default * geographiclib: Don't register the tools as targets; this causes problems if they are moved Co-authored-by: Charles Karney <charles.karney@sri.com> 2020-07-14 23:44:21 +08:00			`"description": "The GeographicLib tools"`
			`}`
[vcpkg manifest] Add documentation! (#13488) * [vcpkg docs] add docs for manifest files These are just for the maintainer docs, not user docs. * [vcpkg] EBNF-ify platform expression parsing this modifies nothing about what strings are accepted or rejected, it just moves stuff around. also adds tests. * [vcpkg docs] add manifest mode example * [wip] docs for augustin also fix tabs * [vcpkg manifest] switch to using maps for features * Apply suggestions from code review * un-experimentize format-manifest * flesh out the user manifest mode docs * CRs * billy CRs * final personal pass-thru 2020-09-15 06:07:02 +08:00			`}`
[geographiclib] Update to 1.50.1 (#12379) * Upgrade geographiclib to version 1.50.1 * Tinker with sourceforge download * Strip verbiage at top of geographiclib/portfile.cmake * geographiclib: fix for windows build * geographiclib: minimize size of patch file * add missing manifest * A stab at fixing uwp build error. But I'm working in the dark! * Back out of previous commit. It didn't help. * Call cmake_minimum_required first * geographiclib: remove tools from build -- incompatible with uwp * geographiclib: remove stray reference to TOOLS * geographiclib: try installing executables into tools * geographiclib: Do not build tools for uwp * geographiclib: fix up build of tools * geographiclib: Minor clean up * geographiclib: handle uwp vs tools more elegantly * geographiclib: reformation vcpkg,json * geographiclib: don't build tools by default * geographiclib: Don't register the tools as targets; this causes problems if they are moved Co-authored-by: Charles Karney <charles.karney@sri.com> 2020-07-14 23:44:21 +08:00			`}`