I want to use Ivy to manage some projects that use both Java and C+_+.  For the 
C++ side we have several 3rd-party SDKs that we need to use.  These basically 
contain header files (.h) and lilbraries for linking (.lib) and DLL files 
needed to deploy.

I was thinking of storing the 3rd-party SDKs as ZIPs and have some automated 
process to un-zip them to a known location e.g.  %SDKS%\module_name\* so the 
C++ code could find them.  But if it is easier to deal with the individual 
files as assets then I could do that as well.

Is there any sort of sample or tutorial that would help cover this case?
It seems the examples are very java-centric, I am likely not going to be using 
Ant when building the native parts of the project, so I would like to call Ivy 
directly.. but I'm not against making an Ant wrapper that invokes the native 
build process as well.

Regards,

Scott

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