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@pablanche vcpkg is not designed to work with VS CODE or CODE RUNNER plugin to VS CODE. Windows 10, 8.1, 7, Linux, or MacOS |
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@strega-nil Any plain to support VS Code? |
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Thanks for the clarification timautry. |
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@pablanche vcpkg has built-in integration processes as follows:
CODE RUNNER would need some type of configuration page or file that lets one put in the folder/directories for the vcpkg and cmake scripts, binaries, libraries, symbols and sources for all the ports vcpkg has installed. If there are enough requests, a feature request could be initiated to see what would be needed to integrate with CODE RUNNER and/or a plugin for VSCODE. |
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Code Runner is not currently a supported way of building with vcpkg; we may add support eventually, but more likely it should be added by the community (or, even better, vcpkg support should be added to Code Runner). However, we do have features hopefully coming down the pipeline which will make life a lot easier for community members adding that support. |
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Thanks for your feed back. Looking forward to have vcpkg supported. |
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@pablanche Please keep this issue open before we support them. |
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I installed the C++ boost library using vcpg.
Now all the squiggles marks have disappeared in my VS Code document. So the path should be OK.
However, when I run my cpp code in VS Code using Code Runner (0.9.16), I have the following message:
How should I configure Code Runner (or else) so it finds the correct path?
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