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I've set a vcpkg.json and made a script to install certain dependencies for me, like wolfssl.
for (const [triplet, installRootSubDir] of Object.entries(triplets)) {
const installRoot = path.join(installManifestRoot, installRootSubDir, triplet);
const command = `"${vcpkgExePath}" install --x-manifest-root="${installManifestRoot}" --x-wait-for-lock --triplet "${triplet}" --x-install-root "${installRoot}"`;
exec(command, (error, stdout, stderr) => {
if (error) {
console.error(`vcpkg Error for triplet ${triplet}:`, error);
return;
}
console.log(`stdout for vcpkg triplet ${triplet}:`, stdout);
console.error(`stderr for vcpkg triplet ${triplet}:`, stderr);
});
}
Where do I declare the macros for wolfssl to be built upon? There are some features unavailable without. Do I set them in the vcpkg.json or pass them as a command line argument?
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I've set a vcpkg.json and made a script to install certain dependencies for me, like wolfssl.
Where do I declare the macros for wolfssl to be built upon? There are some features unavailable without. Do I set them in the vcpkg.json or pass them as a command line argument?
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