vector-of-bool c160953106 Update neo-sqlite3, generalize package remotes via URLs This is a large changeset that changes the way we store package remote info. In these changes, package remotes are entirely encoded in a single URL. This will help reduce complexity down the road when multiple different remote types are supported. The kind of a remote is specified by the URL's scheme, and the URL parsing differs based on the scheme. For now, only git+http and git+https are supported. This comes along with a change to the format of the catalog JSON. Remote information is now entirely encoded in a URL string.		4 jaren geleden
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README.md

`dds` - A Build System and Library Manager

dds is a modern take on build system and library dependency management for C and C++ projects. It aims to be easy to use for beginners and experts alike, and maximally discoverable.

To learn more, refer to the official documentation.