“Faster Delivery of Large C/C++ Projects with..."
summary
CI that uses Conan plus Jenkins and Artifactory to build only the binaries that actually need rebuilding, using the dependency graph to trigger downstream jobs in correct order and in concurrency levels for parallelism. Reproducible packages come from a simple conanfile.py (settings → hashed package ID), multi‑arch builds (32/64) upload to Artifactory, and conan info outputs an ordered list‑of‑lists for levelized builds. Package ID rules and version overrides handle header/inlining incompatibilities by producing distinct binaries; demo is functional with live examples.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:31Challenges
- 0:52C Projects
- 5:38Basic Package
- 6:16Creating a Package
- 10:13Package Recipe
- 11:34Continuous Integration Pipeline
- 13:13Parallel Pipeline
- 17:27Dependencies
- 18:35C Make List
- 23:31Application Example
- 27:26Evolving dependencies
- 29:09Manual updates
- 30:33Updating dependencies
- 37:39Link Error
- 40:01Requirements
- 40:47Configuration
- 49:27Build Order
- 50:17Continuous Integration
- 53:42Microcrystals
- 55:30Tshirts
- 56:04Semantic Versioning
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