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07f4812 updated on 2026.07.29 published on | Triplet | Ports |
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| x86-windows | 2505 |
| x64-windows | 2616 |
| x64-windows-static | 2551 |
| x64-windows-static-md | 2551 |
| x64-uwp | 1535 |
| arm64-windows | 2329 |
| arm-uwp | 1500 |
| x64-osx | 2592 |
| x64-linux | 2732 |
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Client library for accessing NFS shares over a network
C++23 client for Kalshi's Predictions API. Created from Kalshi's OpenAPI and AsyncAPI specs, it covers every REST operation and WebSocket channel. The WebSocket client reconnects and resubscribes. Optional transports add retries and rate limiting.
MUMPS (MUltifrontal Massively Parallel sparse direct Solver) solves systems of linear equations Ax = b where A is a square sparse matrix
Header-only C++20 latency measurement for code that cannot afford to be measured. ~200 cycles per stamp: one RDTSC read and a 16-byte publish to a lock-free MPMC ring. Pairing, Welford stats, histogram percentiles and file I/O happen on a collector thread or in a separate process.
Express-style HTTP framework for C++17 — libuv event loop, llhttp parser, segment-trie router. Flat throughput as routes grow: 90k req/s at 10,000 routes.
Mesa - The 3D Graphics Library
Cross-platform C library for reading values from and writing values to .xlsx files
Lightweight Communications and Marshalling (LCM)
Various header libraries mostly future std lib, replacements for(e.g. visit), or some misc
The official Open-Asset-Importer-Library Repository. Loads 40+ 3D-file-formats into one unified and clean data structure.
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.
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cpprestsdk port.
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