What is the wxWidgets Package Manager?
The wxWidgets Packager Manager project (wxWPM in short) is a project aimed to provide the tools to create and use a new format of source packages: the wxWidgets packages. The wxWidgets packages are simple compressed archives containing a WXP (wxWidgets package descriptor file) which contains the info used by the Package Manager to build (i.e. compile), install or uninstall the package on the user's system using the build system of the packaged software (e.g. bakefile or cmake). The concept is very similar to the DevC++'s devpaks, but unlike them wxWidgets packages are cross-platform and are completely abstracted from the build system used by the packaged project. Packaging your software using the wxWidgets Packager GUI is extremely easy: once you've filled in the various fields, it will even help you to make new releases of your software faster (creating the .zip and .tar.gz archives automatically excluding unwanted files).
What does it provide?
The wxWPM project provides three applications:
This project was initially sponsorised by Google in its Summer Of Code 2006.
News
wxWPM 0.2 released! Release 0.2 coming soon |
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