Meson is a modern build system that simplifies the process of managing packages, dependencies, and creating build environments. Using the `find_package` function allows you to locate external libraries easily and link them with your targets. Here's a quick guide on how to use `find_package` and targets in Meson for C++ projects.
# meson.build
project('example_project', 'cpp')
# Finding a package, for example, the Boost library
boost_dep = dependency('boost', version : '>=1.70.0')
# Create a target that links against the found package
executable('example_executable',
'src/main.cpp',
dependencies: boost_dep)
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