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86dc619 updated on 2026.06.24 published on | Triplet | Ports |
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| x86-windows | 2489 |
| x64-windows | 2600 |
| x64-windows-static | 2538 |
| x64-windows-static-md | 2538 |
| x64-uwp | 1514 |
| arm64-windows | 2306 |
| arm-uwp | 1479 |
| x64-osx | 2570 |
| x64-linux | 2711 |
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Syntax highlighting engine for Kate syntax definitions
Desktop hardware abstraction
Configuration system
Header-only Boost.Asio DynamicBuffer adapter for slick buffer backends (stream_buffer, producer_buffer) - zero-copy fan-out of received network bytes to lock-free consumers
A C++ lock-free MPMC byte stream buffer multiplexer
ngtcp2 project is an effort to implement RFC9000 QUIC protocol.
Layer providing Vulkan features when native support is unavailable
Vulkan header files and API registry
Vulkan Development Tools
Vulkan Development Tools
Recent changes made to the platform.
The platform has been updated to support a new feature data structure introduced in microsoft/vcpkg-tool#813.
This new Vcpkg feature enables port maintainers to indicate when a feature or a default feature should be included, based on the targeted triplet.
For a practical illustration of this new syntax, refer to the
cpprestsdk port.
Besides the support of GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and SourceForge are now detected and displayed in each port pages.
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