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One of my applications has a dependency on a stb-library. Now I am publishing this application to Github. Should I: Include the header that was used during development with the code? Have an in...
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matthewsnyder
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2024-07-09T15:34:23Z (4 months ago)
Managing a dependency for a C application
One of my applications has a dependency on a [stb-library](https://github.com/nothings/stb). Now I am publishing this application to Github. Should I: * Include the header that was used during development with the code? Have an install.sh script (for UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems) that would wget the header during installation? * A drawback I see with option 1 is that there may be bugs in the library, which might have been fixed later. However, a drawback with option 2 is that the library might have changed and could be incompatible with my code. Which option should I choose, and why?
#1: Initial revision
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Melkor-1
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2024-06-30T08:57:08Z (5 months ago)
Managing a dependency for a C application
One of my applications has a dependency on a [stb-library](https://github.com/nothings/stb). Now I am publishing this application to Github. Should I: * Include the header that was used during development with the code? Have an install.sh script (for UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems) that would wget the header during installation? * A drawback I see with option 1 is that there may be bugs in the library, which might have been fixed later. However, a drawback with option 2 is that the library might have changed and could be incompatible with my code. Which option should I choose, and why?