We have some dependency libraries in our repository. The main part is build with cmake. Now the cmake-makefiles shall build the dependency libraries, which do not have a cmake build system. For one sp
I have a project with several dependencies that are in various repositories. Each time I commit changes to my project, I make sure I write the revision numbers of all the dependent repositories so tha
I have an engine that has quite a few dependencies. To make it easier for myself and others in my group who want to checkout the engine via SVN, I have committed the dependencies in the same repositor
Where have I gone wrong with this SBT project configuration? I have a parent project A, with subprojects B1 and B2, and B2 depends on project B1.
I need to easily find what version of, let\'s say, JGroups bundled with JBoss 4.2.3. Is there some documentation, wiki, or something else w开发者_C百科here I can find this information easily?https://
I\'ve come across a strange issue that I\'ve just now noticed. If you have a solution with 3 projects ** NOTE Edited after discussion **
From Wikipedia: The principle states: A. High-level modules should not depend on low-level modules. Both should depend on abstractions.
My C++ application depends on Boost. I\'d like someone t开发者_StackOverflow中文版o just be able to check out my repository and build the whole thing in one step. But the boost distribution is some 10
I was just about to include the HtmlUnit library in a project. I unpacked the zip-file and realised that it had no less than 12 dependencies.
We want to take advantage of nHibernate\'s \"Unit of Work\" functionality. To accomplish this in our C# WinForms app, we need to open a session from within the UI layer i.e when a form opens. Perform
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