This important change to the quintessence extrapolation system will decompose composite dependencies into their individual dependencies (atoms) and require listings to be present.
Note the removal of the *pointer from the dependency symbol, which is no longer needed because all extraneous symbols
({ '*', '<', '>', '&', '(', ')', }) are stripped out during "atomization".
Also, the list of known dependencies used to contain some common composites like std::vector<std::string>, however, these will now be removed and the individual dependencies will be present.
This is the initial part of a few steps forward, which will make it easier to have these "composite dependencies" in your code without having to make a new listing for every variant, pointer, etc...
⚠️ Important
All dependent projects will need to be updated under this new build system. This includes (not exhaustive):
This important change to the quintessence extrapolation system will decompose composite dependencies into their individual dependencies (atoms) and require listings to be present.
So, a line that was like this:
Will now need to be split into individual dependencies, like this:
Note the removal of the
*
pointer from the dependency symbol, which is no longer needed because all extraneous symbols ({ '*', '<', '>', '&', '(', ')', }
) are stripped out during "atomization".Also, the list of known dependencies used to contain some common composites like
std::vector<std::string>
, however, these will now be removed and the individual dependencies will be present.This is the initial part of a few steps forward, which will make it easier to have these "composite dependencies" in your code without having to make a new listing for every variant, pointer, etc...
⚠️ Important
All dependent projects will need to be updated under this new build system. This includes (not exhaustive):