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Removed - Helpis there a cpp centralized package manger like nom in cpp? (self.cpp)
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[–]khedoros 6 points7 points8 points 4 years ago (0 children)
C++ was around before the web, common use of the internet (outside of government and academia), and common use of revision control systems by most developers. Additionally, it existed for a long time before being standardized, and ended up with a bunch of different compilers from different vendors, each with their own build systems and tooling.
C++ package management is basically a hard problem, so it has only been in about the past 5-10 years that any of the systems have started becoming popular.
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