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Microsoft / Vcpkg Microsoft / vcpkg master vcpkg / ports / Create new file Find file History Fetching latest commit… .. abseil [abseil][aws-sdk-cpp][breakpad][chakracore][cimg][date][exiv2][libzip… Apr 13, 2018 ace Update to ACE 6.4.7 (#3059) Mar 19, 2018 alac-decoder [alac-decoder] Fix x64 Mar 7, 2018 alac [ports] Mark several ports as unbuildable on UWP Nov 26, 2017 alembic [alembic] update to 1.7.7 Mar 25, 2018 allegro5 [many ports] Updates to latest Nov 30, 2017 anax [anax] Use vcpkg_from_github(). Add missing vcpkg_copy_pdbs() Sep 25, 2017 angle [angle] Add CMake package with modules. (#2223) Nov 20, 2017 antlr4 [ports] Mark several ports as unbuildable on UWP Nov 26, 2017 apr-util vcpkg_configure_cmake (and _meson) now embed debug symbols within sta… Sep 9, 2017 apr [ports] Mark several ports as unbuildable on UWP Nov 26, 2017 arb [arb] prefer ninja Nov 26, 2017 args [args] Fix hash Feb 24, 2018 armadillo add armadillo (#2954) Mar 8, 2018 arrow Update downstream libraries to use modularized boost Dec 19, 2017 asio [asio] Avoid boost dependency by always specifying ASIO_STANDALONE Apr 6, 2018 asmjit [asmjit] init Jan 29, 2018 assimp [assimp] Fixup: add missing patchfile Dec 21, 2017 atk [glib][atk] Disable static builds, fix generation to happen outside t… Mar 5, 2018 atkmm [vcpkg-build-msbuild] Add option to use vcpkg's integration. Fixes #891… Mar 21, 2018 atlmfc [atlmfc] Add dummy port to detect atl presence in VS Apr 23, 2017 aubio [aubio] Fix missing required dependencies Mar 27, 2018 aurora Added aurora as independant portfile Jun 21, 2017 avro-c [many ports] Improve behavior on Linux and general cleanup Mar 12, 2018 aws-sdk-cpp [abseil][aws-sdk-cpp][breakpad][chakracore][cimg][date][exiv2][libzip… Apr 13, 2018 azmq [azmq] Initial commit of 1.0.2 Mar 23, 2018 azure-c-shared-utility [azure-iot-sdk] Upgrades Apr 19, 2018 azure-iot-sdk-c [azure-iot-sdk] Upgrades Apr 19, 2018 azure-storage-cpp [azure-storage-cpp] Support non-windows Apr 19, 2018 azure-uamqp-c [azure-iot-sdk] Upgrades Apr 19, 2018 azure-uhttp-c [parson][azure-uamqp-c][azure-umqtt-c][azure-c-shared-utility][azure-… Mar 24, 2018 azure-umqtt-c [azure-iot-sdk] Upgrades Apr 19, 2018 beast Update downstream libraries to use modularized boost Dec 19, 2017 benchmark update google benchmark to 1.4.0 (#3237) Apr 17, 2018 berkeleydb [ports] Mark several ports as unbuildable on UWP Nov 26, 2017 bigint [bigint] Add missing header file #3319 (#3320) Apr 26, 2018 bitserializer Add new package - BitSerializer (#3111) Mar 23, 2018 blaze [blaze] Update SHA512. Fixes #2841. Feb 20, 2018 blosc [blosc] Update to 1.13.5 Feb 8, 2018 bond Update downstream libraries to use modularized boost Dec 19, 2017 boost-accumulators [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-algorithm [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-align [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-any [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-array [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-asio [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-assert [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-assign [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-atomic [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-beast [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-bimap [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-bind [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-build [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-callable-traits [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-chrono [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-circular-buffer [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-compatibility [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-compute [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-concept-check [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-config [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-container-hash [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-container [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-context [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-contract [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-conversion [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-convert [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-core [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-coroutine [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-coroutine2 [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-crc [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-date-time [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-detail [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-di [boost-di] Mark as header-only library Oct 26, 2016 boost-disjoint-sets [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-dll [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-dynamic-bitset [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-endian [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-exception [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-fiber [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-filesystem [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-flyweight [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-foreach [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-format [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-function-types [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-function [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-functional [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-fusion [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-geometry [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-gil [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-graph-parallel [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-graph [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-hana [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-heap [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-hof [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-icl [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-integer [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-interprocess [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-interval [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-intrusive [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-io [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-iostreams [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-iterator [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-lambda [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-lexical-cast [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-local-function [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-locale [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-lockfree [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-log [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-logic [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-math [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-metaparse [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-modular-build-helper [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-move [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-mp11 [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-mpi [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-mpl [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-msm [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-multi-array [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-multi-index [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-multiprecision [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-numeric-conversion [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-odeint [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-optional [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-parameter [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-phoenix [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-poly-collection [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-polygon [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-pool [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-predef [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-preprocessor [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-process [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-program-options [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-property-map [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-property-tree [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-proto [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-ptr-container [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-python [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-qvm [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-random [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-range [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-ratio [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-rational [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-regex [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-scope-exit [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-serialization [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-signals [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-signals2 [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-smart-ptr [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-sort [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-spirit [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-stacktrace [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-statechart [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-static-assert [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-system [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-test [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-thread [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-throw-exception [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-timer [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-tokenizer [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-tti [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-tuple [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-type-erasure [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-type-index [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-type-traits [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-typeof [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-ublas [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-units [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-unordered [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-utility [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-uuid [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-variant [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-vcpkg-helpers [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-vmd [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-wave [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-winapi [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018 boost-xpressive [boost] Update to 1.67 Apr 19, 2018
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