Google Guava replaces and includes Google Collections plus many other important core libraries. It is a strict, backward-compatible superset of the Google Collections Library. It also includes six months worth of bug fixes, documetnation fixes, and performance fixes, so it is strongly encouraged to instead of Google Collections.
Google Guava replaces and includes Google Collections plus many other important core libraries. It is a strict, backward-compatible superset of the Google Collections Library. It also includes six months worth of bug fixes, documetnation fixes, and performance fixes, so it is strongly encouraged to instead of Google Collections.
To install google-guava, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install google-guava
To see what files were installed by google-guava, run:
port contents google-guava
To later upgrade google-guava, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade google-guava
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