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It is recommended to start with this workshop.
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It is recommended to start with this workshop.
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## Structuring your project and managing third-party dependencies
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## Structuring your project and managing third-party dependencies with CMake
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OBSW usually becomes very complex as more and more features and functionality is added.
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OBSW usually becomes very complex as more and more features and functionality is added.
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We need to split the software into smaller dedicated modules as this happens to keep complexity
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We need to split the software into smaller dedicated modules as this happens to keep complexity
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task is the integration of third-party libraries. In general, this is a painful process
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task is the integration of third-party libraries. In general, this is a painful process
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in C/C++ with no built-in package management and an archaic header system. This workshop
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in C/C++ with no built-in package management and an archaic header system. This workshop
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will attempt to alleviate some of the pain by showing how to integrate a CMake compatible library
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will attempt to alleviate some of the pain by showing how to integrate a CMake compatible library
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by example.
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by example and how to intgerate a library without CMake support.
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## Object Manager and TMTC handling workshop
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## Object Manager and TMTC handling workshop
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