feat: add set-up guide.

Signed-off-by: divy9881 <divy9881@gmail.com>

README.md

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 Operating Systems | Availability status
 ----------------- | -------------------
 Windows (VS C++)  | :heavy_check_mark: Available
-Linux and MacOS   | :wrench: Under-Development
+Linux and MacOS   | :heavy_check_mark: Available
 
 
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 https://casbin.org/docs/en/tutorials
 
+## Installation and Set-Up
+
+#### Windows (Microsoft Visual Studio 2019)
+- `Clone` the repository in your target client project
+- Open the project solution and `build` the solution
+- To use the `casbin-cpp` project in your client project add the path to the static library `casbin.lib` file to your client project properties under `VC++ Directories` > `Library Directories` and also add the path of `casbin` directory to your client project properties under `VC++ Directories` > `Include Directories`
+- Add the static library file name `casbin.lib` to the properties under `Linker` > `Input` > `Additional Dependencies`
+
+#### Unix
+- `Clone` the repository in your target client project
+- Change the current working directory to the `casbin-cpp` directory and build the library through following commands:
+    ```shell
+        $ make
+        $ make library
+    ```
+- To get rid of intermediate files generated during building of library:
+    ```shell
+        $ make clean
+    ```
+- Now, you can use the file present in `lib` directory, created through `archiver`, as a static library
+
 ## Get started
 
 1. New a Casbin enforcer with a model file and a policy file: