dgakwaya/gcc-clang repository overview

You need to have Docker installed on your machine to use these containers

GCC 14.2
Clang 18
CMake 3.30
Ninja 1.12.1
Vcpkg
    We set up the VCPKG_ROOT environment variable to point to the root folder of vcpkg
Debuggers: GDB

The are two ways to use the containers:
    Build the container using the Dockerfile provided
    Pull the container from Docker Hub

Run the following command:
    docker pull dgakwaya/gcc_clang
Run the command to start the container, pointing the folder containing the code to the /workspace folder in the container:
docker run -it -v <path_to_code>:/workspace dgakwaya/gcc_clang
    eg: docker run -it --name gcc_clang -v D:\Sandbox\The-C-20-Masterclass-Source-Code:/workspace dgakwaya/gcc_clang
By this point, you should be in the container and ready to compile your code.

You can connect VS Code to the container by following these steps:
    Install the Remote - Containers extension in VS Code
    Open the folder containing the code in VS Code
    Click on the green icon at the bottom left corner of the window
    Select "Attach to Running Container"
    Select the container you want to connect to
    Open a folder in the container
    Install the needed extensions in the container
        C/C++
        CMake
        CMake Tools
    By this point, you should be connected to the container and ready to compile your code.
    Things you can do:
        Select a configure preset
            Windows-cl
            Linux-gcc
            Linux-clang
    Build:
        Hit the build button in the bottom left corner of the window
    Debug:
        Set up a break point
        Hit the debug button on the bottom bar

The gcc compiler (GCC 14.2) is not compiling module code that uses the fmt library
You can get around that by just falling back to iostream, or using the clang compiler
We'll update the container as soon as we find a solution