Added Visual Studio compilation guide #1027

navimakarov · 2018-10-28T12:02:58Z

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MatejMecka · 2018-10-28T12:10:02Z

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+# Compiling CCExtractor


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MatejMecka · 2018-10-28T12:10:28Z

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+#### Here you can see two files .vcxproj(marked with blue arrows) and one .sln project(marked with a red arrow)
+
+![alt text](img/projectFiles.png)


instead of alt text can you do a description of the image?

canihavesomecoffee · 2018-10-28T12:49:36Z

Good remarks by Matej, can you fix those?

saurabhshri · 2018-10-28T12:39:08Z

docs/COMPILATION.MD

-Open the windows/ccextractor.sln file with Visual Studio (2015 at least), and build it.
+**Using Visual Studio**
+
+#### Here you can see two files .vcxproj(marked with blue arrows) and one .sln project(marked with a red arrow)


These steps should be in normal text, not subheadings.

saurabhshri · 2018-10-28T12:45:13Z

docs/COMPILATION.MD

-Open the windows/ccextractor.sln file with Visual Studio (2015 at least), and build it.
+**Using Visual Studio**
+
+#### Here you can see two files .vcxproj(marked with blue arrows) and one .sln project(marked with a red arrow)


Maybe change it to something like:

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#### Here you can see two files .vcxproj(marked with blue arrows) and one .sln project(marked with a red arrow)

Open `windows/` directory to locate `ccextractor.vcxproj`, `ccextractorGUI.vcxproj` (blue arrows) and `ccextractor.sln` (red arrow).

saurabhshri · 2018-10-28T12:48:35Z

docs/COMPILATION.MD

+
+![alt text](img/projectFiles.png)
+
+You have to open .sln if you want to build both non GUI and GUI ccextractor or you can build them seperately opening .vcxproj files one by one.


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You have to open .sln if you want to build both non GUI and GUI ccextractor or you can build them seperately opening .vcxproj files one by one.

Using Visual Studio (2015 or above), open `ccextractor.sln`. This will build both CCExtractor and its GUI. To build them separately, open the respective `.vcxproj` file.

saurabhshri · 2018-10-28T12:49:58Z

docs/COMPILATION.MD

+You have to open .sln if you want to build both non GUI and GUI ccextractor or you can build them seperately opening .vcxproj files one by one.
+
+
+#### Further, if you receive a confirmation request about downloading from unsafe resource just click OK and go forward</h4>


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#### Further, if you receive a confirmation request about downloading from unsafe resource just click OK and go forward</h4>

Accept the security prompt (if any), to proceed with compilation.

saurabhshri · 2018-10-28T12:50:37Z

docs/COMPILATION.MD

+
+
+#### Further, if you receive a confirmation request about downloading from unsafe resource just click OK and go forward</h4>
+![alt text](img/Warning.png)


Please replace all alt text with meaningful sentences.

saurabhshri · 2018-10-28T12:52:02Z

docs/COMPILATION.MD

+#### Further, if you receive a confirmation request about downloading from unsafe resource just click OK and go forward</h4>
+![alt text](img/Warning.png)
+
+#### Then if you opened .sln file you will have 2 projects on the right pannel GUI and non GUI and you can also open them separetely by opening .vcxproj files.</h4>


This is a redundant line, better to remove it and add tree structure in next line.

saurabhshri · 2018-10-28T12:55:15Z

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+#### Then if you opened .sln file you will have 2 projects on the right pannel GUI and non GUI and you can also open them separetely by opening .vcxproj files.</h4>
+
+
+#### Also there are 2 parameters in parentheses near each project(Visual studio version and Windows release version) you have to change them to parameters which are true for you by clicking right mouse button on project and selecting properties. You can see this on the photo.


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#### Also there are 2 parameters in parentheses near each project(Visual studio version and Windows release version) you have to change them to parameters which are true for you by clicking right mouse button on project and selecting properties. You can see this on the photo.

In Solution Explorer, you'll see two projects with the VS version and Windows release version in parenthesis. Change them to parameters which are true for you by clicking right mouse button on project and selecting properties.

saurabhshri · 2018-10-28T12:56:12Z

docs/COMPILATION.MD

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+![alt text](img/Properties.png)
+
+#### After that you can build these projects by clicking on each of them by mouse right button and selecting "build"


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#### After that you can build these projects by clicking on each of them by mouse right button and selecting "build"

Right click and select `build` to compile the project and generate executable file.

saurabhshri · 2018-10-28T12:57:28Z

docs/COMPILATION.MD

+
+![alt text](img/Building.png)
+
+#### Finally you will get your exe files in folder called debug which will be created in folder windows if you complete all points above


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#### Finally you will get your exe files in folder called debug which will be created in folder windows if you complete all points above

Find the executable file in `Debug` or `Release` folder, based on selected configuration.

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		#### Here you can see two files .vcxproj(marked with blue arrows) and one .sln project(marked with a red arrow)

		![alt text](img/projectFiles.png)

	#### Here you can see two files .vcxproj(marked with blue arrows) and one .sln project(marked with a red arrow)
	Open `windows/` directory to locate `ccextractor.vcxproj`, `ccextractorGUI.vcxproj` (blue arrows) and `ccextractor.sln` (red arrow).


		![alt text](img/projectFiles.png)

		You have to open .sln if you want to build both non GUI and GUI ccextractor or you can build them seperately opening .vcxproj files one by one.

	You have to open .sln if you want to build both non GUI and GUI ccextractor or you can build them seperately opening .vcxproj files one by one.
	Using Visual Studio (2015 or above), open `ccextractor.sln`. This will build both CCExtractor and its GUI. To build them separately, open the respective `.vcxproj` file.

		You have to open .sln if you want to build both non GUI and GUI ccextractor or you can build them seperately opening .vcxproj files one by one.


		#### Further, if you receive a confirmation request about downloading from unsafe resource just click OK and go forward</h4>

	#### Further, if you receive a confirmation request about downloading from unsafe resource just click OK and go forward</h4>
	Accept the security prompt (if any), to proceed with compilation.



		#### Further, if you receive a confirmation request about downloading from unsafe resource just click OK and go forward</h4>
		![alt text](img/Warning.png)

		#### Then if you opened .sln file you will have 2 projects on the right pannel GUI and non GUI and you can also open them separetely by opening .vcxproj files.</h4>


		#### Also there are 2 parameters in parentheses near each project(Visual studio version and Windows release version) you have to change them to parameters which are true for you by clicking right mouse button on project and selecting properties. You can see this on the photo.

	#### Also there are 2 parameters in parentheses near each project(Visual studio version and Windows release version) you have to change them to parameters which are true for you by clicking right mouse button on project and selecting properties. You can see this on the photo.
	In Solution Explorer, you'll see two projects with the VS version and Windows release version in parenthesis. Change them to parameters which are true for you by clicking right mouse button on project and selecting properties.


		![alt text](img/Properties.png)

		#### After that you can build these projects by clicking on each of them by mouse right button and selecting "build"

	#### After that you can build these projects by clicking on each of them by mouse right button and selecting "build"
	Right click and select `build` to compile the project and generate executable file.


		![alt text](img/Building.png)

		#### Finally you will get your exe files in folder called debug which will be created in folder windows if you complete all points above

	#### Finally you will get your exe files in folder called debug which will be created in folder windows if you complete all points above
	Find the executable file in `Debug` or `Release` folder, based on selected configuration.

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