This is an example of what a QPC build script would look like once this is finished. This syntax was decided on by myself and other developers working on Quiver related projects.
// main.qpc
language cpp
// import the other sub project
import lib/bar.qpc
// create an executable called foo
executable foo {
source foo.cpp
source main.cpp
// this is a `file`, used to check if the recipe is fresh, but not given
// to the compiler itself
file foo.h
dependency bar
}
// lib/bar.qpc
language cpp
// the current directory will be included (`-I` flag)
include .
library bar {
source bar.cpp
file bar.hpp
// static || dynamic
type static
// dependency found via. native package configurator
// e.g: `pkg-config` on linux, windows prob has something like this.
dependency gtk+-3.0
}KeyValues text format parser library for OCaml
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