Use Conan for all third-party dependencies, fix some build issues #73
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Hi! Thank you for creating and sharing this fantastic piece of software. 🙂
This PR proposes a switch to Conan for managing all of the third-party dependencies. It should make the library setup and version management a bit easier.
I have provided a Conan CMake wrapper that automatically takes care of making the dependencies available to CMake, provided that Conan has been installed (
pip install conan
). If more control is needed over the deps, it can be done in two steps instead:or
or simply
Also:
QtThread
in newer Qt5 versions.-DUSE_CONAN=FALSE
and-DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=<vcpkg-root>/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake
withvcpkg.json
used instead, for example. Vcpkg support should be quite doable as well - only OpenGV is currently missing a port.