Vcpkg

Step 1: Initialize Vcpkg in the project directory.

Step 2: Install the required libraries for each target platform using the `vcpkg install` command with appropriate target triples.

Step 3: Configure the build system (e.g., CMake) to use the Vcpkg toolchain file.

Step 4: Build the project for each target platform, ensuring that the correct dependencies are linked.

Step 1: Search for SDL2 in Vcpkg using `vcpkg search sdl2`.

Step 2: Install SDL2 using `vcpkg install sdl2` (or with target architecture, e.g., `sdl2:x64-windows`).

Step 3: Include SDL2 headers in your C++ code: `#include <SDL.h>`.

Step 4: Link against the SDL2 library during compilation (CMake integration simplifies this).

Step 1: Search for the library using `vcpkg search json`.

Step 2: Install the library using `vcpkg install nlohmann-json`.

Step 3: Include the library header in your code: `#include <nlohmann/json.hpp>`.

Step 4: Use the library to parse JSON data.

Step 1: Initialize Vcpkg in a suitable location.

Step 2: Install required libraries using `vcpkg install`.

Step 3: Manually add include directories and library paths to the project's build settings.

Step 4: Ensure the correct libraries are linked during the build process.

Step 1: Use Vcpkg to install all required libraries.

Step 2: Use Vcpkg's export functionality to create a redistributable package.

Step 3: Include the generated package alongside the application executable.

Step 4: Configure the application to find and load the libraries from the package.