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Announcements / Re: Permanently Taking on Yaml-CPP Dependency
« Last post by game_maker on February 02, 2020, 10:37:23 pm »YAFD - Yet Another Fucking Dependency
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Announcements / Permanently Taking on Yaml-CPP Dependency
« Last post by Josh @ Dreamland on January 26, 2020, 06:42:59 pm »Hi folks,
This is a quick heads-up that we're in the process of switching our YAML parsing over to yaml-cpp instead of doing the reader in-house. This has been coming for a while, so you probably already have yaml-cpp installed. If not, please run install the yaml-cpp package using your favorite package manager.
Windows users: pacboy -S yaml-cpp
Ubuntu/Debian users: sudo apt-get install libyaml-cpp-dev
Arch Linux users: sudo pacman -Sy yaml-cpp
RPM users: yum install yaml-cpp
This change is to help push along a new event system (#1875) that will ease the transition to EGM format as we begin to switch to RadialGM.
Cheers
This is a quick heads-up that we're in the process of switching our YAML parsing over to yaml-cpp instead of doing the reader in-house. This has been coming for a while, so you probably already have yaml-cpp installed. If not, please run install the yaml-cpp package using your favorite package manager.
Windows users: pacboy -S yaml-cpp
Ubuntu/Debian users: sudo apt-get install libyaml-cpp-dev
Arch Linux users: sudo pacman -Sy yaml-cpp
RPM users: yum install yaml-cpp
This change is to help push along a new event system (#1875) that will ease the transition to EGM format as we begin to switch to RadialGM.
Cheers