vcpkg/ports/binn/CONTROL

Source: binn
Version: 2.0
Description: Binn is a binary data serialization format designed to be compact, fast and easy to use.
Remove references to CMAKE_WINDOWS_EXPORT_ALL_SYMBOLS (#5937) * [various ports] remove references to CMAKE_WINDOWS_EXPORT_ALL_SYMBOLS * [alac,benchmark,capnproto] Fix check_linkage call * [fastlz] Fix SHA512 * [coroutine] Fix dynamic build * [folly] Find double-conversion * [gamma] Use vcpkg_from_github * [librsync] Enable static builds * [netcdf-cxx4] Fix SHA512 * [octomap] Fix static build * [tidy-html5] Fix static build * [various ports] remove custom messages for shared/static builds, modernize some scripts in the meantime * [folly] Use ras0219's fix for link paths * [octomap] Fix exported targets * [uvatlas] Set tool download SHA512 * [duktape+python2] fix portfile to call configure with correct python version, manage python2 also outside win32 * [suitesparse] osx fix * [gtkmm] Call vcpkg_check_linkage after including vcpkg functions * [duktape] Resolve conflicts * [duktape] FIxed typo in Python paths * [wangle] Find zlib * [openssl-uwp] Fix SHA512 * [glib] Allow static builds on non-Windows * [suitesparse] Fix build on Windows * [multiple ports] Bump CONTROL version * [multiple ports] Fix description indent * [directxtk] Fix CONTROL file * [bde,duktape,qpid-proton] Build packages with python2 installed * [binn] remove CMAKE_WINDOWS_EXPORT_ALL_SYMBOLS * [gdal,live555,uriparser] Fix regressions * [live555] Update to 2019.04.24 2019-05-03 13:57:43 +08:00			`Source: binn`
[many ports] Upgrades to 2020.02.08 (#9986) * [many ports] Upgrades to 2020.02.08 * Undo asio asmjit libimobiledevice mlpack mongo-c-driver oniguruma openmvg openvdb pcl * Update ci baseline file Co-authored-by: Phoebe <20694052+PhoebeHui@users.noreply.github.com> 2020-02-11 08:08:57 +08:00			`Version: 2.0`
[binn] new port (#5637) * Add binn library * Fix binn.h include * Fix UWP. Replace to safe functions * Fix uwp patch * [binn] update uwp patch 2019-04-12 23:58:29 +08:00			`Description: Binn is a binary data serialization format designed to be compact, fast and easy to use.`